yeah probably. 4 or 5 i'll attempt sleeping maybe.. I dont have a guide scope yet. But wide field photo's and short unguided shots through the refractor. Rings for the newt due tomorrow..
yeah probably. 4 or 5 i'll attempt sleeping maybe.. I dont have a guide scope yet. But wide field photo's and short unguided shots through the refractor. Rings for the newt due tomorrow..
So we can blame this on you? (see attached image)
Don't worry the moon will get rid of the cloud and rain.
Mind you when I first got my EQ6 Pro it didn't stop raining for months.
You'll love it when It's all up and running, congrats.
hah.. yeah im still at work now but have seen that theres some fine wispy clouds kicking around... in all the areas of interest..
Yes, tis my fault... I told my housemate when he called to tell me it had arrived, I said " $5 says it clouds over for the next few days.. just to give me the sh!ts! "
Thats the spirit! I will be in 2 - 3 hrs... and then I'll be cursing the gods for not making Octans brighter.. then Cursing myself for not having better eyesight... or something along those lines... I dont expect to get any photography done tonight.... Chances of even getting it aligned well enough for good visual use is probably lowish We'll see... I'll be happy to get it up and running and balanced...
M104 is in a good spot at the moment... (depends on your light pollution... So im M83... Of course you could follow the trend and hit M20/M8 when they get a bit higher...
M104 is in a good spot at the moment... (depends on your light pollution... So im M83... Of course you could follow the trend and hit M20/M8 when they get a bit higher...
Nailed it right on the head
M83 has been a challenge to capture for me, and I've had a bit of a rough one getting set up, just getting the auto guiding and I'm off imaging, there is light cloud out too, just for the extra challenge.
You don't need clear skies for the first night or so while you're working out all the options. Mine was setup for two days before I ventured outside with enough confidence to actually use the thing.