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Started this discussion. Last reply by Emil Kolbert Dec 15, 2014. 1 Reply 0 Likes
I need to get one of these for the wife. She has signal problems w/her Mac (funny my cheaper Toshiba(s) never have an issue, even twice as far away at the observatory). Any of you guys had/have any…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Marc Basti Nov 4, 2011. 8 Replies 0 Likes
My kid's b-day is coming up he'll be 12. My wife and I are going to get him a desktop to replace his laptop (that's going to me for capture and guiding-so this is important lol). He's a gamehead and…Continue
Posted on June 11, 2012 at 1:01pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I love the irony in this pic,
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37701744/displaymode/1247?beginSlide=1
We can't see the stars because of all the light pollution we generate, so we'll put up fake stars and constellations and generate more light pollution-Great Idea! Marc
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Many Thanks, Marc...! ;-)
My Compliments for Yours Beautiful Pictures too....!
Nature always provides cues for great photos, just able to observe ...! ;-)
Nicola
Hey, where ya been?
sorry take so long to reply I'm making a steel pier by tube is 32"by8" diameter bottom plate 1/2" thick top pl
ate thickness is 3/8 for cpc 8" telescope is that ok
thanks
Hi Mark,
I spent some time looking at your images, I totally love them. They're amazing! The Elephant trunk is one of my favorites.
By the way, you asked me about Startools the other day, and Ivo, the guy who wrote StarTools decided to process my Heart nebula to show me what the tool can do, and I was blow away for an image that is taken from a Bortle 8 sky like Portland downtown...I uploaded his processing and obviously gave him credit for that, and I thought you may want to take a look to it.
http://astrogab.ning.com/photo/heart-nebula
Cheers, M.
carissimo fai veramente delle belle astro foto ciao c.colombo
thanks for the Look.. Farrell
Marc thanks for the Look..I'll Try to do better w/Colour next time..
CS
Farrell
Hi Marc. My apologies for the slow reply. I have been busy and haven't been on Astrogab in a loooooong time. :-(
cheers,
Derek
Thanks for the comments Marc. The Canon 20Da has 2 main features for astrophotography, it has a slightly better IR response and more important it has 2 live focus modes that enlarge the center of the image making focus very easy. Trying to look through the view find is useless for the sky. My understanding is that when the 20D was in production one of the big executives asked engineering to make ans astronomy camera for him. They said they could not make one but they could make 5000, so they did and sold them. Don't know if this story is true or not.
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