this is so old - solar work from Qld astrofest 2012
i am at work at the moment suffering the air con (currently 42 outside) so i had a quick process of some of the data i took at duckadang - so here is my version of SOL way way back then. Lunt 60 doublestacked on G11 wit ha few other scopes, and great company - taken 13 august 2012 around midday while waiting for the kitchen to open
I know its old stuff but I haven’t got my observatory going after my hardware failure of the pc.... I so desperately want to get a shot of the current sunspot group. I simply love the detail the Big boys are getting
thanks JJJ - I have just about forgotten how to do it its been that long
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Originally Posted by acropolite
Nice work Sir h0ugh, very pleasing to the eye, 2012 wasn't that long ago...
no it wasn't that long ago - where I enjoyed myself and indulged in a few photons - who am I kidding - that was ages ago
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Originally Posted by tornado33
Yep looks great. That activity at the bottom especially so.
Scott
yes it was great and I think that at the time there were a few others imaging only that bit while I was in camp
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Originally Posted by allan gould
Good to see you mulling over old data and producing such a good image, David.
I have to Allan, it all I have. haven't imaged with a scope for , well , since duckadang
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Originally Posted by Dennis
Nice work Dave, nothing lost with the age of that data, unlike the rest of us who might have aged a teeny amount since then!
Cheers
Dennis
yes mate - is it true that you are kept in the freezer and only brought out to image on special occasions I love your work Dennis - its always top shelf something that inspires me
yes mate - is it true that you are kept in the freezer and only brought out to image on special occasions
LOL! Yes Dave, with the variable (read lousy!) SE Qld weather and the loss of my mount whilst Takahashi repaired the control box, my excursions have been somewhat limited.
I do however, feel quite refreshed after weeks and weeks of unbroken, wholesome, restful sleep, unpunctuated by the need to stare at a dull, red computer screen in the back garden until the wee hours of the morning!
LOL! Yes Dave, with the variable (read lousy!) SE Qld weather and the loss of my mount whilst Takahashi repaired the control box, my excursions have been somewhat limited.
I do however, feel quite refreshed after weeks and weeks of unbroken, wholesome, restful sleep, unpunctuated by the need to stare at a dull, red computer screen in the back garden until the wee hours of the morning!
Cheers
Dennis
Dennis i havent used me observatory since just before Qld astrofest in August last year. i feel embarrased about that, but the weather has really been crud. we now have a weeks worth of showery weather after the very hot days with dust and smoke