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here are my last SGH trial

Focus looks now under contreol after some recent minor changes

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Unfortunatelly my Cak shot are still not focus well enough

I could succesfully see He emission line so hope to be soon able to make some pictures....


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Hi Vincent

nice results


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Very impressive!


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Let me remove the bands~
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:hamster:


amazing : you use again the same tool with PSP5 even if lines are oblique?

How did you homozenise the exposure?

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Nice collaboration, guys!

Great SHG images.

Stu.


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I anti-clockwise rotated the picture for 92.8 degrees to make the bands horizontal. I tried 93 degrees before, but the result was poor.


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Hi guys

that's the solarchat effect ;)


Only stardust in the wind, some fine and some less fine scopes, filters and adapters as well. Switzerland 47 N, 9 E, in the heart of EUROPE :)

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Nice result, Vincent.
Great processing, Wah.

Cheers.
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