Astrophotographers hangout. Invite friends and notice chat bar on bottom.

Trevor Woodrow's Comments

Comment Wall (121 comments)

At 1:02am on April 9, 2011, Morse Family said…: Thank ya for the Welcome! Lots of awesome shots on here, we have enjoyed looking and will continue to look. Thanks to everyone who posts their pics on here, very beautiful shots to say the least :)

At 10:45am on April 8, 2011, Keith Walter said…: Hi Trevor

Bear with me and I'll hopefully get a couple of my pictures online - I've been imaging for two years now, but I'm still climbing the very steep learning curve of astroimaging.

Keith

At 6:07pm on April 3, 2011, Sander Pool said…: thanks Trevor, glad to be here!

At 1:13pm on April 2, 2011, Matt Wilson said…: Thanks for the Welcome. I appreciate that.

At 10:45am on March 29, 2011, Amy Costa said…: Super cool. Photography has been my hobby for a long time but I am just turning my lens to the sky. I live on a farm so I have gotten to do some cool things with little equipment. The lack of town light interference is really helpful. My profile picture is from last week when the moon was so close. I have some others that I will load soon.

At 8:38am on March 29, 2011, Amy Costa said…: Thanks! It looks like a good place to play and learn.

At 10:16am on March 20, 2011, Massimo Bernardi said…: Thanks Trevor,
everywhere we can see stars, there I have my home :-)

At 11:21am on March 18, 2011, Carolyn said…: Thank You Trevor and Thanks For The Invite :)

At 2:22am on March 18, 2011, Robin Lee said…: Hi Trevor! Appreciate your effort in building this up. ;)

At 1:30am on March 18, 2011, Arne Danielsen said…: Thanks, Trevor and thanks for the invite!

At 11:48am on March 17, 2011, Kevin Dixon said…: Thanks very much Trevor. I look forward to participating in the group. In the meantime, my images can be seen at:

www.magnificentheavens.com

Clear skies,
Kevin

At 5:16am on March 17, 2011, Gary Bennett said…: Thanks Trevor! Looks like a place I will find a lot of fellow MacGyverers!

At 1:47am on March 17, 2011, Ivaylo Stoynov said…: Thanks Trevor! It looks very interesting place!

At 10:03am on March 8, 2011, Al McAdam said…: I have replaced my Celestron 120mm XLT efractor with a Celestron 8" SCT and I am trying to take images with my Sony@200 DSLR, I thought the larger aperature would be great but so far only taking an image of M 42 has demonstrated quite a bit more detail the deep sky M 81 and M51 are just fuzzy little spots but were reasonable images with my refractor. I just finished some 3 minute exposures @ 800 ISO with poor results so with the next good night I will try series of 15" exposures and stack them in DSS. Any suggestions?