It's 12:39am Sunday morning - who's outside imaging?

[Omaroo]

Am I the only one getting a cold being outside or are there others? LOL!!

[jjjnettie]

The only thing to image up here Chris are clouds. Dammit.

[GTB_an_Owl]

those in the KNOW - don't get cold Chriss :whistle:

bit cloudy up here atm and 16 degrees

geoff

[bloodhound31]

It's 1:08 and I have finished my subs. Taking darks now. Man it's cold for summer! Eleven degrees here.

Baz.

[renormalised]

Yep, thick heavy rain clouds. Anyone with a newt up here would have to swim down the tube to check out the primary mirror:P:D

[turbo_pascale]

Good in Melb....

but kind of cool.... around 14 degrees.

Turbo

[PeterO]

Perfect night here, just finished doing my variable star run.

[Ric]

Hi Chris just finished up an imaging run for the night. I bagged a faint galaxy and a planetary.

It was a mild 13 degrees here tonight.

Cheers

[Omaroo]

LOL! Good on you everyone :)

I've just finished up for the evening. Clouds rolled in 20 minutes ago so I've packed up the scope and moved it all indoors.

I've processed tonights offering - 2.2 hours worth of data on Eta C. It's posted in the deep space section.

Nighty night all.

Clear skies!!:hi:

[Omaroo]

Great! What galaxy and nebula Ric? Are you going to post them? :thumbsup:

[Omaroo]

You're still up Geoff! How's it going for you?

[GTB_an_Owl]

i'm always up Chris

just going to bed now - well nice warm bath first - then off to the world of nod

sleep in in the morning - i hope

too many clouds and lights up here to-nite to get in any viewing

geoff

[Hagar]

Ok for you people who don't work on the weekends. I finished imaging christmas tree cluster at about 1215am then off to bed as I had to be up at 5:30am for work again. I am here, feeling pretty ordinary and I haven't even had a look at my capture for last night.

[Smirnoff]

very cold yet again last night here, plus the moon had me staying inside.

yet another freezing night expected tonight, might go out and and get a couple of hours of observing in before the moonrise.

[Ric]

Hi Chris, it was the "Eight Burst PN" NGC3132 in Vela and NGC3109, a very faint galaxy in Hydra.

I was experimenting with the configuration of the DSI II to imaging at f/5.0 intead of f/3.3.

I had mixed results once before due to focussing with the Hartmann mask but this time with the Bahtinov mask it has produced much better results.

Cheers:)