Very nice indeed.

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Nice FDs Warren. Your CaK image shows very well the new spot coming around the limb.

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10/10 for persistence, James. Sometimes you just have to know when you’re being defeated by the conditions. We’ve all been there, I’m sure. I know I have!

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Nice FDs, Lou.

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Excellent images stéphane.

The second Ha FD is awesome

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You have an awful lot of patience, Warren. Lovely animation.

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That’s a nice disk, Robert.

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That’s a nice disk, Robert.

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Nice one, Jordan. Maybe just hold back a little on deconvolution/sharpening to avoid artefacts creeping in. Are you using ImPPG?

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Another very fine set of images, Pedro. Nice work.

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Nice first results, James. Nice to see everything is up and running.

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Great images, Eric, under challenging conditions.

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Nicely done, Warren. Animations are so interesting. Sloshing indeed.

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Another really nice set of images, Arne. You’ve had a good run of weather recently.
Enjoy your trip to Denmark

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Very nice, Rainer.

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More beautiful images, Arne. Nice work.

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Very nice FDs, Arne, across the spectrum.

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Very nice indeed. Congratulations on SPoD.

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Many thanks, Franco I hope you’re enjoying your vacation

Thanks for the tip, Rod.

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Many thanks, Warren, Arne and Alexandra.

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Hi Mark, A scientific approach wins the day. This is a really nice demonstration of the balance to be struck between some important factors determining the ability to resolve detail. My approach is to try to set up each of my scope/Barlow/camera (pixel size) combinations to operate under ‘critical s...

Hi Mark, I think it’s the position/angle of the internal Omega filter. My guess is the higher focal ratio makes the setup more sensitive to angular misalignment if the filters are not exactly normal to the light cone. The Omega is only held in place with PTFE tape on the threads to make it fit. Some...

Just a couple of disks from this morning. I stopped down my 125 Tecnosky to 60 mm following a discussion with Mark for the B1800 Lunt CaK module. I had to remove the internal Omega filter from the B1800 module because the image was really unevenly illuminated. A bit more experimentation required to ...

Hi Stu, Very nice images with your 150mm DS cannon! I believe you already have reached the limits of a 6" aperture. I also believe that this is a good reason to go further with more persistence and use and use and use your main caliber - the 10" RC! Earlier or later you will reach the lim...

Beautiful. Nice colouring.

Stu.