[Quark (Trevor)]

Originally Posted by lepton3

Tevor,

Some more superb images. The detail on Mars is fabulous. Really enjoying following this, the seeing seems to have been passed on from Asimov to you.

The first Saturn is amazingly crisp. I reckon the second one might be even better, but seems to have some layer registration issue? Only noticeable if you blink the two, but truly, some amazing images.

-Ivan

Thanks very much Ivan, arr the edgifact, could have dealt with it in Photoshop but didn't bother.

Originally Posted by Matt Wastell

Hi Trevor - super images as you always present - thanks for the views!

Thanks very much Matt.

Originally Posted by batema

Stunning images. They look fantastic.

Thanks for the comment batema.

Originally Posted by Clayton

More top quality work Trevor
You must be loving this

Thanks very much Rob, yep, loving it, with bells on!!!!!!

Originally Posted by samilag

Trevor,
Fantasctic saturn's images , very very nice...

Also Mars details are very good..

At 27 C you had a very good seeing, looking these images.

Giuseppe

Thanks so much Giuseppe, the wind and such a high temperature would normally result in poor seeing but this time it was very good in spite of the local conditions.

Originally Posted by iceman

Stunning images Trevor!

Thanks very much Mike, appreciate your comment.

Originally Posted by asimov

Yeah, the batten has been passed on, & Trevor & the 16" have picked it up faultlessly..

Fantastic Trevor! Just remember to return that seeing when you're done

Thanks very much Asi, I am sure the batten is only on lone but I am enjoying it greatly.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Didn't get the same level of seeing down at Clayton. Seeing was ok but nothing to compare with this data. Lovely Saturn images Trev. Colour and sharp contrast is very nice.

Thanks very much Paul, you must have been on the lower edge of that body of stable air. Initially, with the quiet warm Northerly wind, I thought it would be pretty ordinary up here but it turned out pretty similar to the previous morning.