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Originally Posted by Virgs
That is extremely impressive
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Thank you
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Originally Posted by Ric
Blimey, that's a ripper Rolf.
Your work never fails to impress.
Cheers
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Thanks very much Ric!
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Originally Posted by rogerg
Love your tract of imaging something so different, great stuff.
And to top it off you've done this with a ToUCam at 30.5s exposures! That shows up those of us with CCD's doesn't it  ... "get off your ass and do something interesting..." I hear the back of my brain saying.
Inspirational.
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Thanks for your kind words Roger, glad you liked it. It is exiting to image these things that are off the beaten path
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Originally Posted by Ken Crawford
Congrats on a fine result - it is always fun to push your equipment and processing to dig out such fine details.
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Thank you very much Ken, indeed it is good fun to push the equipment to the edge.
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Originally Posted by duncan
Hi Rolf,
Just wondering what programs you used with the Toucam and how much gain,gamma etc. you used?
Cheers,
Duncan 
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Hi Duncan, I use K3CCDCapture with brightness usually set to max, gamma 50% and then I adjust the gain to suit. Of course with more gain comes more noise so I try to keep it as low as possible, but it depends on the subject.
I do stacking in Registax 5 and my processing in PixInsight LE (love the DBE feature) and then fine tuning in Photoshop CS2.
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Originally Posted by Octane
Rolf,
Just like each image you've posted in recent times, this is fantastic. I can't believe how much detail you've managed to capture using such short exposures and what essentially amounts to a web cam.
You should be well chuffed.
Well done!
H
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Thank you very much Humayun. I see you're off to NZ, enjoy your trip!
Looking forward to see what you can do with your new CCD once you're back