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Old 28-10-2009, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Benno18 View Post
Sounds like South West WA. Normally fine, warm in the day. Then perfect for the night. But the last week the clouds come over at twilight and thats it, nothing but cloud.

Global warming?

P.S. What equipment are you using? The shots look great. Cant wait for a good seeing night to come by.
Thanks Benno, my images are captures with with a highly modified 16" Newt on a GEM that was designed and built by me. It has a JMI moto focus, Peltier cooler and Anssen Technologies dual axis drive & drive corrector. I use a DMK 21AU04.AS CCD, Orion manual filter wheel, Astronomik type II RGB filters, Astronomik IR Planet Pro 807 filter and a Televue 3x Barlow.

I have attached 2 images to this reply taken in good to very good seeing, one of them has been resampled 150% but the original was of high enough resolution that it still looks good.

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Originally Posted by spearo View Post
well done
especially like the 4rth one with Io a bit to the left
nice work there!
frank
Thanks Frank, I appreciate your comment.

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Nice work Trevor. I've forgotten what it's like to do any planetary imaging.
Thanks Mike, these are pretty ordinary but they still have detail that is measurable. I have been spoiled this year with a run of good seeing, I think conditions such as those for this session really makes me appreciate the periods of good seeing even more.
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