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Old 26-10-2010, 03:52 PM
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Hehe, despite I prefer the positive color image, that one reminds me the glory days of TP2415, when I was anxiously looking directly the negative just seconds after I take it out the developer tank

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Old 26-10-2010, 07:28 PM
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Hey Marco I can relate to that, as I too did my own processing using TP 2415 Hypered, those were good days and fantastic film.

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Old 26-10-2010, 08:00 PM
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Congrats on IOTW -- well deserved!

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Old 26-10-2010, 09:26 PM
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Thanks Mike a truly lovely shot of the helix it is amazing that we can view objects in the night sky in many differnt forms, your dedication is to be praised.
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Old 27-10-2010, 08:54 AM
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Well Mike, Simply brilliant. What can one say, its amazing the detail the negative brings out in the data. You definitely hold the record for the most views of an image but I think it has to go to you and Centaurus A. I think we all need to chip in and get you an obs so we see a bit more new work from you.
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Old 27-10-2010, 09:12 AM
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Well Mike, Simply brilliant. What can one say, its amazing the detail the negative brings out in the data. You definitely hold the record for the most views of an image but I think it has to go to you and Centaurus A. I think we all need to chip in and get you an obs so we see a bit more new work from you.
Well, thanks so much Doug, appreciate your kind words...it was very difficult to find the invert tab in PS and then press it

As far as the record you mention, as I have said before having a) a large high res FOV and b) lots of data collected, a single image would be such a waste of the hard work as it is impossible to show all aspects of some targets in a single image and I love the varied aspects many objects present especially those that haven't been showcased before

As far as an observatory goes.. BRING it on, all donations are tax deductable......

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Old 27-10-2010, 10:10 PM
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Hey Marco I can relate to that, as I too did my own processing using TP 2415 Hypered, those were good days and fantastic film.

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Yes Leon, but I could never have imagined hand-eye guiding for 27 hrs nor acheiving this sort of image density on film ..the good ol days of developer and water trays etc remain fond memories though..in a sado masicistic kind of way

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Thanks Mike a truly lovely shot of the helix it is amazing that we can view objects in the night sky in many differnt forms, your dedication is to be praised.
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Hey thanks Al not sure about the praise bit but it is nice to have people enjoy something a little different , heck many people these days in the age of 100% digital probably don't even now what the term "negative" really refers too

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Old 28-10-2010, 11:30 AM
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You definitely hold the record for the most views of an image but I think it has to go to you and Centaurus A.
Nah, I think that honour goes to Anthony with his Bird Strike from last year. I think it was over 12,000 view. Edit actually it was this year with 31,000 view, last year was only 24,000 view.

On to business. Great negative image Mike. Yeah I remember film, and no I would never go back to that.

One thing I would like to point out. There are plenty of nah sayers about Tak mounts not being as good as a PME. Sure the PME comes with a few extras but I have never seen and I repeat never seen data tighter from a PME than what you get nearly all of the time Mike. To the likes that often say Tak mounts are not worth buying, then this is an advertisement that they are worth buying. Sure they don't have a home position and that makes it hard to acquire your guide star night after night, but with results like this who cares. When those people produce results like this with your PME (and you know who I am talking about boys) and expensive scopes then there will be kudos. Until then, take a gander at this image taken with a Tak.

Yes I know the scope takes the image but the mount makes the image as sharp as the scope is capable. Well done Mike, going back to planning my next image.
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Old 28-10-2010, 12:12 PM
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Fantastic depth to the Helix Mike. Thanks for the view.
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Old 28-10-2010, 12:29 PM
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Nah, I think that honour goes to Anthony with his Bird Strike from last year. I think it was over 12,000 view. Edit actually it was this year with 31,000 view, last year was only 24,000 view.
Doug was refering to the number of processing variations some idiot did on his Centaurus A not the number of thread views....although my Cen A album images alone at my web site have had over 20,000 hits in total (and it hasn't even been an APOD) ...shows just how wide reaching Birds amazing image was!!! and deservedly so.

The NJP is a purler for sure but the PME is certainly a force and has many more electronic capabilities than the smaller taka and a greater load rating of course.

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Old 28-10-2010, 11:18 PM
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image of the week, well who's da man ? Nice one Mike (again) LOL
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Old 28-10-2010, 11:42 PM
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image of the week, well who's da man ? Nice one Mike (again) LOL
Yeh, it is the first time people can feel free to be negative about an image

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Old 28-10-2010, 11:44 PM
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Yeh, it is the first time people can feel free to be negative about an image

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