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Old 10-09-2009, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by multiweb View Post
That's a pretty awesome serie you got there. Very very sharp. Top work
Thanks Marc, I had some pretty stable air to image through, even the live feed looked good. I think I have had times previously when my processed imaged didn't look as good as the live feed did on this night.

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Originally Posted by DavidU View Post
Beauties ! Well done. I hope that High pressure cell comes here
Thanks David, isn't it the 11th commandment that high pressure systems shall avoid Melbourne.

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Originally Posted by Matt Wastell View Post
Hi Trevor

A super series of images - pic 6 is my favourite, really nice colours, tone and detail - well done on a top night!

Sweet!
Thanks Matt, it was a most satisfying capture session indeed.

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Originally Posted by kinetic View Post
Absolutely outstanding stuff Trev....

I'm just loving how those polar anims are turning out...
Agreed, pic 6 is a cracker!

We have the high but have had high cloud for days now!

Steve
Thanks Steve, your tip regarding adding a few copies of the first frame to create a pause at the start of the animation works a treat.

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Originally Posted by Lester View Post
Fantastic set of consistantly sharp images there, Trevor.

I tried again tonight, but still getting fuzz balls.
Thanks Lester, sorry to here that, I thought this high might have done the trick for you.

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Originally Posted by Paul Haese View Post
Lovely work, we have had lovely seeing here, but cloud refuses to move. You are having a good year.
Thanks Paul, thats a bummer when you know full well that there is stable air overhead but the cloud doesn't co-operate. Yes I have had a good year, from Jan through until the middle of July I was able to record Saturn data for Georg, pretty much well on a weekly basis and since I have switched my attention to Jupiter I have managed a steady stream of data for it as well.

I reckon it must have a fair bit to do with how my geographic position relates to the path that the high pressure systems cross our continent.
In 2008, when tracking the major electrical storm on Saturn, I was also able to supply data on a very consistent basis over an extended period.
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