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Dennis
17-08-2006, 03:46 PM
Hello,
I have added some colour to the Neptune/Triton image I grabbed with the C9.25 and ST7E on 6th August.
Pane 1 is the C9.25 at prime focus with the ST7E (full frame).
Pane 2 is the C.925 with x2.5 Barlow and ST7E (cropped).
Pane 3 is the C9.25 at prime focus with the Meade LPI (cropped).
I resampled Neptune from the Meade LPI image and overlaid it on Neptune in Pane 2.
It looks too artificial for my liking, due to the halo around Neptune in Pane 2, and the obvious fact that the rest of the image is clearly in B&W.
Oh well, ‘twas a nice hour or two playing around….
Cheers
Dennis
[1ponders]
17-08-2006, 04:03 PM
Looks good Dennis, nice job. :thumbsup:
If you've got some time on your hands Dennis, how about coming up and colour/curve/level balancing my Neptune and Uranus images I'm collecting for the animation. ;)
Dennis
17-08-2006, 04:13 PM
Sorry Paul, I'm being dragged off to yoga tonight. Part of my strategy to win sufficient points to acquire a DMK....:whistle: :whistle:
Cheers
Dennis
[1ponders]
17-08-2006, 04:40 PM
Oooouuummmmm! I will not be weighted down by materialism Ooouuummm! :lol:
iceman
17-08-2006, 07:34 PM
A DMK dennis! I can't wait! Between January and May when Brisbane seeing is at its best, your images will be simply spectacular!
EzyStyles
17-08-2006, 08:18 PM
thats crazy... thats really crazy stuff. great shot dennis!
Dennis
17-08-2006, 09:39 PM
Hmm, it might have to wait until then too. :(
Just blown my pocket money on a freezer suit, warm boots and the Tak tripod from Stephan. :thumbsup:
Cheers
Dennis
hevelsky
17-08-2006, 10:22 PM
Excellent work Dennis :thumbsup:
Great image... ;)
I like the colour..... BTW - what exactly is a DMK? - I googled it, and have come to the conclusion it is a very cool imaging device of sorts....
iceman
18-08-2006, 07:28 AM
Yes Lee, DMK21AF04 (or equivalents). It's an imaging device, like a webcam, but better. It's what I use now for my imaging. Robert_T also has one.
What was your EM200 mounted on before, Dennis?
Dennis
18-08-2006, 07:40 AM
Hi Mike
I have the SE-L (large) tripod which ideal for imaging but places the eyepiece too high for visual observing. Stephan was selling the SE-M which is the medium height model, and is the one recommended for visual observing. This will place the eyepiece and finderscope in a much more accessible position for eyeballing; something my wife will appreciate as well.
Cheers
Dennis
Robert_T
21-08-2006, 08:22 AM
Great Image Dennis... and what we wont do eh, Yoga for brownie points ... or is that more "mauve" points.
The DMK can do "long" exposure too though I haven't tried it - might be excellent for capturing those fainter Gas Giant moons:D
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