I managed to process 12 Has, 16 OIIIs and 20 SIIs, each at 15 minutes long - there was some variability within the data, but I decided to use them all, creating an imaging time of 12 hours. Pier 12 uses a 12.5 inch F/9 Ritchey Chretien telescope from RCOS.
Have a good Sunday everyone.
Simon
Have a good Sunday everyone.
Simon
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Hi Simon,
Just in the process of posting my Fish Head! I hope you don't mind me pointing out that your fish is swimming the wrong way, against the current. Your fish also looks a fair bit younger as well, mine didn't stand up too well to processing and ended up a wee bit tatty. The stars are good as usual.
Cheers,
Ray
Just in the process of posting my Fish Head! I hope you don't mind me pointing out that your fish is swimming the wrong way, against the current. Your fish also looks a fair bit younger as well, mine didn't stand up too well to processing and ended up a wee bit tatty. The stars are good as usual.
Cheers,
Ray
Ray
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[size=150]Ray, I have always been an 'against the current person', so that must explain it!!!
Cheers muchly...
Simon[/size]
Cheers muchly...
Simon[/size]
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Hi Simon,
I was definitely an against-the-current person, but now time is taking its toll on me it's so much easier swimming with the tide! Stay that way though for as long as you can.
Cheers, Ray
I was definitely an against-the-current person, but now time is taking its toll on me it's so much easier swimming with the tide! Stay that way though for as long as you can.
Cheers, Ray
Ray
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