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Unusual good seeing on February 19 allowed the use of the PST at f/25 increasing a little bit the resolution on the final mosaic .
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Thats one of the best shots with a PST I have seen in a very long time. Congratulations - superb execution!


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Thank you Chris


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Just beautiful!


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Hi Paulo

fantastic PST shot


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Superb!!! B)


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Triple fantastic :)

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Wow excellently done :cheer:


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Great image Paulo. I agree that it's one the best PST shots we all have seen.

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Thank you all :bow: , it was a huge learning curve to get here with this small "big" scope, so I'm proud to present you one of my first PST images back to 2005.
I think we all should be proud to keep and share our very first images to remember how we started.
......yes its a full res image B)


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nope this image is in fact enlarged :-) clicking on the image thats the full resolution image (a bit smaller than this)


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I think you've come a long way from those "humble beginnings"
If we had "The Image of the Month" compo - I'd definately vote for yours!
Anyone who can achieve those results from a PST has my admiration!


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Whoa! Who says PSTs are just for kids?!


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That's really excellent! What strikes me is how you've managed to achieve such uniformity in the image. Any tips in avoiding the sweet pot issue?


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Here is my first ever image with my PST. I remember being so excited, I showed everyone from my family to just about everyone at work. Mind you it was also the first ever active region I had ever seen despite the fact I had got the PST 6 months previously!



I still love this picture and I can still vividly remember the eyepiece view.


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 well we can’t avoid the sweet spot what we can do is eliminate the effects on the final image, I do it using masks on Photoshop. One of this days I put some info together and share here.


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Here is my first ever image with my PST. I remember being so excited, I showed everyone from my family to just about everyone at work. Mind you it was also the first ever active region I had ever seen despite the fact I had got the PST 6 months previously!



I still love this picture and I can still vividly remember the eyepiece view.


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That’s what I’m saying, just look how far you go after this image. Amazing !!


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