PST solar 12th March.

[asimov]

Finally, FINALLY a couple of hours minus clouds! Having real bad luck here in Bundy lately but it can't last forever can it! Damn you weather gods! :P

15 mins after pack-up it was raining again :shrug::screwy:

6 pane mosaic. 30 sec captures/150 stacked for each.

40mm PST/DMK21

[Solar]

They just keep getting better John.:thumbsup:

[asimov]

Thanks very much Ralph!

[asimov]

BTW Ralph, I have a possible Cairns trip in the pipeline, will you be around mid April?

[Larryp]

Looks great, John. Its amazing how much you are extracting from a PST.

[Solar]

I will make sure of it John. Also a place to stay if you want.

[Saturn%5]

The worst Jupiter i have seen you take John :D, A nice image :thumbsup:

[asimov]

No worries Ralph & cheers. I'll be in touch.

Thanks Laurie. It's really coming back to fine tuning the PST, the camera settings & the stack amount versus the amount of gain used in the capture I reckon..

Thanks Graeme...I think, haha!

[Quark]

Pretty impressive result there Asi, pound for pound reckon the PST punches well above it's weight.

Cheers
Trevor

[gbeal]

I agree, that humble PST is spinning out some stunner. ASI too of course.
Gary

[h0ughy]

impressive yet again. made me much about with mine today

[asimov]

Thanks Trevor. Fell in love with this PST on my very first imaging attempt & I'll never part with it - I intend to have 2 plots, one for me, one for the 'keepers' lol.

Thanks Gazza.

Thanks David.

Saving the best for last. This one shot earlier than the above image with better camera settings. Thought it was worth a 1.5X drizzle (+ a 20% reduction for the web). Haven't worried about the proms at all.

[Merlin66]

John,
Once again you have excelled yourself!
A fantasic image!
If you can achieve this sort of result from a modest PST, I'd hate to let you loose on an SM90 ;-)
Well done!

[asimov]

Thanks Ken. Yes indeed; kindly pass me that SM90 ;):thumbsup: