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Originally Posted by alpal
Good post Mike,
By the way - your PM email box is full so no one can reply to your emails.
cheers
Allan
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Glad to hear Al and Fixed
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Originally Posted by Rod771
Love this!
I can only image the excitement you experienced when seeing your result in 1984. Both are very excellent images Mike!
I was playing with Masters of the Universe figures in 1984!  |
Oh yeah! Waiting to see the negatives after chemical development in the wardrobe the excitement was palpable and followed by shrill exclamations of "you can see the dust lane!!" when looking at the still wet negative strip through a small magnifier and the sense of achievement and satisfaction was huge when finally seeing a developed print under white light....some time later
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Originally Posted by IanP
What a difference, Mr. Michael? Did you have C5 then?
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Ahhh, well, as indicated, yes...it was actually Attila's scope
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Originally Posted by TR
It's amazing what the results of technology, techniques, and knowledge can yield. Did you have fewer satellites in the images back then? I have on sub with just under 20 satellite trails through it. I hate those guys...
Great post.
Terry
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It is really fascinating to see I recon Terry, that photo even formed part of a multi award winning display at the time too
...the standard required has certainly increased
Mike