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240mins (6x10mins LRGB each) taken last night 4500' up in the George Washington National Forest. Dark skies finally! Here's a blog post with some pictures of the site, and where it is exactly on a map: http://www.silvren.com/blog/?p=652
AT72ED/Lodestar for the guidescope. CGE-Pro mount, Orion ED80T-CF triplet imaging scope, Parsec 8300M camera, ATFF flattener.
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Comment by Gary Colwell on July 4, 2011 at 7:08am
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whoa jeff...you dont need my help!....lol...i just did the same shot on the weekend too!
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Comment by Derek Baker on June 8, 2011 at 6:55pm
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Excellent work Jeff! I'm glad that new site worked out for you! :-)
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Awesome pic jeff!!!!!!!
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Comment by Jeff McFarlin on June 8, 2011 at 12:00pm
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Thanks. One of the very few times I use 4WD low in the Pathfinder - the road to this location. A couple of the places the side of the road had fallen off and it's almost a 1000' sheer drop off the side. Pretty cool stuff. :-) I definitely plan on going back. Everything was just perfect. The other club members who went to other 'usual' sites got dewed out by midnight, and it was perfectly dry at this location.
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Comment by Trevor Woodrow on June 7, 2011 at 11:32am
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Just heard the buzz on this and had to come and check it out. Very nice work Jeff. All too easy to burn out the stars, but you have brought out some nice color in them. 4500' up...and you carried you equip on your back right? lol, just kidding, nice image.
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