More limb shots

[neil phillips]

The one i posted recently was the first run i did of the night this was the second, my scope had cooled more seeing had improved a bit, so the footage was really a lot tighter, and i think it shows, im much more happy with this, though do still think i havent nailed the processing on it just yet, i will have plenty of time soon, as my scope is going in a few days to gain cash for a EQ6, then when the 12" is made and all paid up, i will be using a new and dare i say superior setup.Ive got high hopes for it, time will tell

10" Europa 3x televue spc 900 mono 102 frames a peice 8 avis. couldnt tell which one i prefered so heres all of them. Of particular interest i think is the flaky shelving, what for a better description.

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[Talitha]

Wow! I like the last one best.. seemed sharper to me. Not too sure what you meant by 'flaky shelving'. The lightplay on oblique surface features? Internal crater wall terracing? Both look great.

I hope it doesn't take too long to get your new setup in operation... good luck with it, and we're looking forward to seeing the results.

[George]

Those are very good Neil, you feel you can almost touch those craters.

I'm impressed

[neil phillips]

Hi Talitha and Goerge

completely incorrect term there lol, it just remineded me of something that well looks flaky, reminds me of some of the closeup features i have seen on mars, need to consider my terms a little more carefully i think , showing my inexeperiance here i think, did i really say that, oh i think i did . yes i sharpened the last one a little more Talitha, so your completly correct.

[lunator]

Neil

That is a very good image

Cheers

Ian