Morning View of ISS and planets.

hotspur (Chris) · #1 14-05-2011, 07:38 AM

A few images from this morning-Hope these are of interest-thanks for looking
cheers Chris

hotspur (Chris) · #2 14-05-2011, 05:27 PM

Just wondering what I may have done wrong here with these images

as there is no feed back,Have I over exposed them?I did not think they looked that much different to many of the others.Unfortunately I do not live near water or bright lights,to get an artistic effect.But I felt they were in reasonable focus.Apart from the last one,which I took for Tony,as he had a few things go wrong for him yesterday at Mt Coot-tha. Chris

Nico13 (Ken) · #3 14-05-2011, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by hotspur

Just wondering what I may have done wrong here with these images

as there is no feed back,Have I over exposed them?I did not think they looked that much different to many of the others.Unfortunately I do not live near water or bright lights,to get an artistic effect.But I felt they were in reasonable focus.Apart from the last one,which I took for Tony,as he had a few things go wrong for him yesterday at Mt Coot-tha. Chris

Looks fine Chris, I think you have to go over a bit to get some of the detail you want.

Ken.

hotspur (Chris) · #4 14-05-2011, 07:58 PM

Thanks Ken.

Really-getting up at 5 am is not at all fun!,sometimes I forget a certain setting,and its good to get comments and critique from IIS members so I can
re adjust if needed.

My next episode with conjunctions,I am planning to bolt the camera and 70-200 on the telescope tube to get some tight tracked images.That plane fly's past every morning at 5.45 am,and the last three mornings has flown right through or near the planets,so I might give that a shot at imaging.

Cheers Chris