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I took 100 subs (1/500th @ ISO800) for this image at the end of quite a long night last night. The seeing had been excellent, but I’m not really happy with the outcome here. I think perhaps the DSLR doesn’t … Continue reading →

Another clear night, another moonshot… Pleased with this one. Copernicus seems to have come out well and there are plenty of hints of high peaks beyond the terminator. Lack of sleep means I can’t recall the exact circumstances at the … Continue reading →

I’m such a martyr, I really am 😀 It was mostly cloudy last night so I’d abandoned all hope of imaging and got into some development work on oacapture/oalive. Time passed quickly, as it does, and before I knew it … Continue reading →

Three nights on the bounce! But this one was a bit of an adventure. What was foreast as a few of hours of clear sky after the Moon rose stopped about two minutes after I kicked off the run to … Continue reading →

Two nights in a row clear enough to get an image of the Moon! Best 45 of 100 frames from the 450D and 127 Mak again, but this time 1/500th sec exposure to try to reduce the effects of wobbly … Continue reading →

So, a newly-aligned mount and just past full Moon, what’s a chap to do? Well, when the sky gives you moons, make moon images! I broke out the 127 Mak and 450D and dropped them on top of the HEQ5. … Continue reading →