(6137) Johnfletcher ..... as promised

[paulobao]

Hello,

As promised for so long here asteroid (6137)Johnfletcher.

I took it in the morning of day 22 Feb from 4:08 to 4:48 after the meridian flip at only 26º altitude. I only shoot 5 frames of 8 min each with my Tak FS102NSV @ f/6.2 and the new QHY6. I wanted to image M63 so I only spent 40 min with Johnfletcher (sorry for that but nights are not long enough!). With that camera I know now I could drop dramatically the exposure time and took it the same way.

I have a big, big bunch of fits to process so I will post the all images in a couple of days or so and...I still have 2 nights here for my 40D.

Hope you like it.

Regards,

paulo

Edited March 4, 2009 by paulobao

[Jamie]

Like it?

I love it.

Thanks for posting Paulo.

[Psychobilly]

Very Nice Paulo... you are indeed the "forum master" when it comes to asteroid anims

Billy...

[MrEd]

Nice Paulo

Perhaps you should email John if you have

not done so already. I bet he would love that....

Ed

[Beyond_Vision]

A big thank you for that Paulo John will be so pleased to see it . Thankyou for spending the time you did on it as I know clear sky time is precious #

Regards

Kevin

[Beyond_Vision]

Nice Paulo

Perhaps you should email John if you have

not done so already. I bet he would love that....

Ed

I will give John a call tonight Ed

Regards

Kevin

[paulobao]

Thanks for looking.

I have not the email of John. Please do that for me if you have.

Regards,

paulo

[Darth Takahashi]

I haven't gotten into this asteroid tracking business just yet. It looks to be very challenging. Well done and thanks for the big yellow arrow because I nearly missed it.

Neil.

[beamish]

Don't you just LURVE these ?? Well done Paulo

Karlo

[paulobao]

I need some feed-back about my GIF.

How do you the moving asteroid....slowly or quickly moving ?

Regards,

paulo

[beamish]

It does appear quite rapid actually

[Sam]

Wow! Paulo, these are a real delight to look at. Well done!

Sam