Wow, thanks everyone! I'm surprised by the response! It's like I have a record that has gone platinum!
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Originally Posted by StephenM
A stunning widefield image Roger! Great stuff.
Cheers,
Stephen
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Thanks Stephen
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Originally Posted by iceman
Congrats on such a stunning image, Roger. I hope you do well with it.
It's now IOTW.
I might have to get one of those fog filters!
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Thanks Mike! Wow, a IOTW!! A first for me

Thank you
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Originally Posted by Greg Bock
Great shot of a familiar area to make it more interesting Roger, well done.
Fog filters??? don't need 'em here in SE Qld, we have plenty of moisture and dew here to do the job instead!!
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Sorry to laugh Greg .. but I just have to

If it helps, it's been annoyingly partly cloudy here for the last two weeks .. 2 weeks.. hmm, no, that probably won't help you, sorry ... well, what can I say, come to WA?

(ps, that's my way of hopefully getting us some rain ... maybe I've jinxed it now...)
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Originally Posted by stardust steve
Congrats on a fine IOTW. Love how the other stars are small and pin point whilst the Southern Cross is big, bright and beautiful. 
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Thanks Steve

It is nice having the diffusion much more evident on the large stars, more so than the small ones, agree.
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Originally Posted by PeterM
Roger that is just a very lovely image. Just showed it to some work colleagues who love it and they would buy it as a print! Frame it and get it into the shops and local markets around Oz.
If Bockie and I can make lots (and lots) of $ and pay for our astro gear from astro busking many years ago then you could easily pay for your new mount in no time.
PeterM
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Thanks Peter
I have been
selling a selection of my astro photograph since 2003 .. not sure I will ever be able to make it pay for the telescope though

one day maybe

or maybe I need to buy smaller telescopes.
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Originally Posted by Park123
Top shot Roger
looks great
Stu
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Thanks Stu

Shame there's no SN visible in it