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Old 09-06-2008, 06:49 PM
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Bassnut (Fred)
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Originally Posted by AlexN View Post
Nice! those GRAS remote scopes are great for adding more targets to your picture gallery...

Yep, its nice to grab the locally unobtainable, it sure expands imaging choices .

A quick question.. At what (if any) time of the year is M51 an achievable target for austrailian astrophotographers?
I have to ask this question for the NH every time I try, I have a 2nd Starry nights file just for this, something to get used to, but I dont mind .

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Originally Posted by Alchemy View Post
very nice fred, had a squiz at your other images there (love the M8 Ha), couple nice helix's plus a bunch of other goodies . Big thumbs up
Thanks, Im glad you like them, I dont know if the format is ideal, but a quick scroll seems easier than mutiple thumbnail gallery selections (for the few pics I have).

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Originally Posted by Garyh View Post
Beaut colors Fred!
A lovely GRAS image!
Thanks Gary, but I processed it .

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Originally Posted by Karlsson View Post
One of the best M51 images I have seen...!

LOL, thanks for that, but the likes of Rob Gendler might dissagree

Try tonight around 20:00 - but even then 15° altitude is as good as its gets in Bris
15 deg is tricky, atmospherics would hurt

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Originally Posted by strongmanmike View Post
Bet a few years ago you wouldn't have dreamed you would be imaging M51 for yourself (well sort of )..?

Nice work Freddo
Thanks Mike, I know you think mega data is silly , but I sure would have liked more, couldve sharpened it right up.

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Originally Posted by rpsastronomy View Post
Nice image there fred,remote imagings a great thing thats for sure.
It still feels like cheating, but Im getting over that . Its the only way I can image NH, so why not .

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Originally Posted by Dietmar View Post
very nice job Fred!
the colors look very well balanced! details are also very cool!
I tried not to mess too much with colour balance this time. Using Jases M51 as a reference kept me on track
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