2022 07 03 - Giant tangerine

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2022 07 03 - Giant tangerine

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I pointed my telescope at this giant tangerine in the skies.

"Nobody likes tangerines"
- Doctor Who 2014
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Re: 2022 07 03 - Giant tangerine

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I would really love to be able to process my photos to get thst 3D effect that is in yours.
Can I ask you how you achieve that?
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As lame as this sounds, its because of flat frames, as long as you do calibration frames that are done correctly, the subtle look of an object being 3D is more apparent. Also inverting it makes a huge difference.

athornett wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:27 pm I would really love to be able to process my photos to get thst 3D effect that is in yours.
Can I ask you how you achieve that?
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Great shots Simon!


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Very zesty. :D


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Simon:
Beautiful images all of them.
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Re: 2022 07 03 - Giant tangerine

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Hey Simon!, your first image of those SE proms look much as I saw them today. You must have imaged close to the same time that I observed. Around 16:00 UT. That’s a very nice image, certainly more than I could see visually. And hey, I love tangerines 🍊!

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This particular tangerine keeps giving and giving. :bow


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Re: 2022 07 03 - Giant tangerine

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Very nice images, Simon. Your seeing conditions must have been pretty good given the spicules on the limb.

Colour it green/yellow and you’ve got a tennis ball 🎾 :lol:

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Well done, Simon! It's very high level images. I like how limb details came out especially.
More colourful fruits, please!
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These are wonderful, with the usual masterful processing :bow :hamster:

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Montana wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 12:04 pm These are wonderful, with the usual masterful processing :bow :hamster:

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DeepSolar64 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 3:54 am And hey, I love tangerines 🍊!
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Re: 2022 07 03 - Giant tangerine

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Brilliant editing and details, i like the tangerine style.


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May I ask what equipment you used? The result is fabulous!


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It's an Sky-Watcher EvoStar 150, Daystar Gemini with a Stage 2 PST mod and the Player One Apollo MAX (IMX432)
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Dare i say, ive had better seeing than that. Im planning on going to a place later on this week which is above Los Angeles in altitude, to a place known as Charlton Flats. 5/5 seeing up there can be quite spectacular. Just gotta wait for it to pop up on the prediction.


Carbon60 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 4:57 am Very nice images, Simon. Your seeing conditions must have been pretty good given the spicules on the limb.

Colour it green/yellow and you’ve got a tennis ball 🎾 :lol:

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An excellent set here Simon!


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Very nice set, Simon!

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