Had another go at the proms today. Again, I saw nothing on the surface. The first image is a follow up from yesterdays and shows quite a change. All were taken with the Quantum Six, .74x reducer, and PGR Grasshopper GX.
Phil
Proms Jan. 18, 2019
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Re: Proms Jan. 18, 2019
Very nice indeed, Phil.
Lovely images.
Stu.
Lovely images.
Stu.
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Re: Proms Jan. 18, 2019
Lovely fine detail
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Re: Proms Jan. 18, 2019
Wow, terrific images Phil. What is the Etalon? By Quantum Six, are we talking the Questar cousin?
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Re: Proms Jan. 18, 2019
Wow! Thanks for all the kind comments. I'm glad you liked them.
Christopher, I used a Solar Spectrum SO 1.5 0.3 etalon for those images. Yes, the Quantum Six is the Questar's cheaper cousin. Still working after all these years.
Alexandra, as Tony Bennett once said " Grey skies are going to clear up".
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Christopher, I used a Solar Spectrum SO 1.5 0.3 etalon for those images. Yes, the Quantum Six is the Questar's cheaper cousin. Still working after all these years.
Alexandra, as Tony Bennett once said " Grey skies are going to clear up".
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Excellent images Phil!
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