Jen's new astro toy :)

[Jen]

Originally Posted by ZeroID

Slip, slop , slap next time....


And that ain't your jandals (flip flops to you guys )



You know, I never thought sunburn would be an occupational hazard for astronomers. Who knew .. !!

[Nico13 (Ken)]

Originally Posted by Jen

Really so is that all this camera does
Thanks everyone i had a play with it today but I couldn't seem to get it focused is there a trick to these scopes the eyepiece seems to be a pain in the butt

Hi Jen,
Well done, nice new toy.
If you want to record the video you need an early digital video camera that still using tape to record and you can feed the signal from the other camera to it and it will convert it to digital AVI as it records and that can be reprocessed later into stills.

[Jen]

Originally Posted by Nico13

Hi Jen,
Well done, nice new toy.
If you want to record the video you need an early digital video camera that still using tape to record and you can feed the signal from the other camera to it and it will convert it to digital AVI as it records and that can be reprocessed later into stills.

thanks Ken

[danielsun]

Hey Jen, congratulations on the arrival of your new baby to the family.
Now you will be flat out doing Astro stuff night... and Day.

[Jen]

thanks Daniel at least i can carry this one around hahahha its much much lighter than Johnny

[stardust steve (Steve)]

oh it does look rather sexy. I have never viewed through one of these (or anything other than the scopes in my collection). What detail can you see through one of these? Can you see proms and surface detail like what you see in solar images( is the shag pile carpet look)?

[Jen]

Its blood red in color and yes you can see the proms quite well and the black spots sometimes i think i see shaggy pile carpet look but i think its just my imagination hahah