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Originally Posted by duncan
Hi Rolf,
That's a fantastic image!!! and with a Toucam to boot. Very well done.
Cheers,
Duncan 
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Thank you Duncan
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Originally Posted by renormalised
I totally agree with Duncan here....a ToUCam producing an image that good on something other than the Moon or a planet!!! No filters or guiding and short subs. Seeing and transparency must have been top order
Excellent shot 
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Thanks Carl, yes short subs is the key. It only works for reasonably bright objects though.
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Originally Posted by multiweb
 Very very cool indeed. Kudos to you. 
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Thanks Marc
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Originally Posted by TrevorW
Love the presentation
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Thank you Trevor
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Originally Posted by [1ponders]
Wow! Impressive Rolf, very impressive. 
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Thanks very much Paul
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Originally Posted by AlexN
Outstanding work Rolf..
Every time you post an image, I'm amazed at what can be achieved with a webcam... Its fantastic..
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Thanks Alex, glad you liked it
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
What a fabulous image. Well done.
Greg.
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Thanks a lot Greg
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Originally Posted by JD2439975
I was under the impression this could only be achieved with very expensive scopes & cameras...oh how wrong I was.
That is a real eyeopener Rolf, fantastic image.
Makes me wonder how a HDR treatment would go on this object.
Keep 'em coming Rolf, you're giving me an education. 
Justin
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Thank you very much Justin. Yeah the ToUCam is quite good in certain aspects. Though I'm sure I could get an improved image with a proper CCD sensor - more sensitivity would allow for even shorter subs.
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Originally Posted by iceman
Wow, that is very very cool!
Awesome work Rolf!
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Thank you very much Mike. Capturing plasma at relativistic speeds is quite cool I have to admit
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Originally Posted by Waxing_Gibbous
That's incredible!!
Well done!!!
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Thank you Peter