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Old 23-12-2011, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Clayton View Post
What no Mars
Seriously though These aren't too bad Trevor considering the poor conditions.
I wouldn't even bother with Mars ATM unless the seeing was nice at least
Thanks Rob, looking forward to imaging Saturn at a higher alt and not so much in the morning twilight but this is a start.

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Originally Posted by Shiraz View Post
Excellent Saturn for this early - top stuff Trevor. Regards Ray
Thanks Ray, hope we get some more SED's activity this apparition.

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Originally Posted by Kevnool View Post
Great images Trev.
Saturn looks a real treat.
Jupiter looks great as well.

Merry xmas Trev.

Cheers
Thanks Kev and seasons greetings to you, look forward to our next observing night.

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Originally Posted by Lester View Post
Nice views again Trevor, thanks. I presume that was Saturn I saw this morning rising below Spica while shooting the comet.

All the best.
Thanks Lester and yep that was Saturn near Spica. Loving your images of Comet Lovejoy and plan on having a crack at it in the morning.

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Originally Posted by von Tom View Post
Trevor that's a very nice Saturn with some good ring detail. Looks like we were imaging it within minutes of each other that morning

Tom
Thanks Tom, still a pretty rough image but I was pleased to get some detail at 30 degrees alt.

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Originally Posted by Troy View Post
Nice images. The storm on Saturn has been unbelievable and looking at your picture there is still a whitish band in that area!
Thanks Troy, yes, a band of the dredged up material from the storm still remains, even in this pretty low res image. With more alt and away from the morning twilight I expect we will all be getting a much better look at what remains.
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