I dont even know why i bothered imaging at all under a very cloudy misty sky. I can probably only see about 20 bright stars tonight.. but anyway i only captured 2x5 mins iso 800 with mist until the thick clouds came in.
I think i kinda fixed my collimation issue. the stars are abit elongated but not as bad as i had it previously. was a complete fluke!
here's a small version as the original size pic is really bad.
cheers humayun. lol i think melbourne was about that or even colder. gee's i was all ready for the horsey until the darn clouds.. why.. whyyyy whyyyy!!!!!!!! equipment out, equipment in..
i think that we just love astronomy so much we sometimes wont accept the clouds keeping us inside, and still continue despite the conditions. or maybe we just have alot of hope
ya gotta admit even when you go out in the crappy weather, its much more fun then doing nothing all night inside the house right?
i bet the next time you image this in good conditions your gonna come out with a beauty
i think that we just love astronomy so much we sometimes wont accept the clouds keeping us inside, and still continue despite the conditions. or maybe we just have alot of hope
ya gotta admit even when you go out in the crappy weather, its much more fun then doing nothing all night inside the house right?
i bet the next time you image this in good conditions your gonna come out with a beauty
or im going abit due to desperation and addiction. thanks adrian.
have fun over the weekend lee. be sure to take plenty of snaps cheers.
Top effort Eric, i was watching the clouds all last night while i was out working, it was a write off i would have said, but you have still managed to pull out a heap of detail, and as Houghy said with an unmodded cam.
If you get the mod done, your images will be some of the best around, your persistance and dedication will make sure of that.
- watch the clouds roll in now!!
due to desperation and addiction. thanks adrian.
cheers.
