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Old 27-06-2011, 12:29 AM
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M16 over a glass or two of Reisling
Everything went like clockwork tonight.
Dec axis problem fixed, GEM balanced well and a good night
of seeing to end the weekend.
Focus a little soft, sorry .It might have been the Reisling.
DSI II cooled to 10°C.

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Old 27-06-2011, 12:34 AM
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Great shot there, Steve. Thought you may have spilt a glass or two on the image to give it some colour
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Realy nice shot Steve.

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Really nice and detailed.
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Pretty awesome close up. I need some of what you're drinking.
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good to see it turned out nicely steve!

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That's a great image Steve.
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It's a fine image! Loads of detail
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Old 27-06-2011, 06:46 PM
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It's a fine image! Loads of detail
Thanks chat buddies
I hope to try again tonight but i think this time it might be port
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Those Eagle columns of dust are huge, great detail.

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Great shot Steve.

Detailed, sharp and so close.


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Old 27-06-2011, 11:22 PM
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Thank you guys,

Result from tonight (27th June) added.
Seeing seemed a bit better, so did focus.
Almost an identical set and dark set...seems slightly
better. A slight framing difference too.

Added 26th June alongside for comparison to flick between.
Also attached is a satellite that came buzzing through in the last 7 frames
moving west to east.

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Yep, very good. Nice and sharp. Well done.
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Yes, combine the two!!
The differences could be in the processing.
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What program do you use for stacking Steve?
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