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Old 16-08-2010, 09:59 PM
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A C14/F11 on a G11. This is some hair raising work Frank! My had goes off to you. Impressive details, though as you suggest perhaps a little soft due to collimation (perhaps seeing?). Keep them coming.
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Old 17-08-2010, 07:56 AM
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Thanks Jase
I hesitated too many minutes about the Titan...kicking myself now...
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Old 22-08-2010, 07:42 PM
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Hi All I've listened to the advice and while away for the past 10 days i decided to test whether I had indeed burned the core...which it seems as suspected that I had.

So i took a few test shots of 2 and 3 min exposure under near full Moon skies.

Nevertheless it revealed a bit more detail including the central star.

So i did a quick (very quick) repro including these test shots and include here

Thanks for the feedback

I will definitely re image this completely with shorter exposures next new Moon clouds permitting
Cheers
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