Radar
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That's incredible Prof! Ray
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A couple more macros from today
Radar replied to wingeing Pom's topic in Nature Photography - Storms - Sunsets - Landscape - Time Lapse
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I love that ring around it Prof. Ray
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Your optics are fantastically aligned. But would we expect anything else from you? Beautiful capture of an awesome looking star. Ray
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Awesome Prof. Nice little galaxy lower left, and is that a planetary nebula even lower left? Ray
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Wow! Some great detail in that. I'd love to get my C14 onto some of those pillars! Great work as always Prof. Ray
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Wow, awesome progression. Ray
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Will you please save some ionized hydrogen and stars for me! Beautiful real estate Prof! Well done as always! Ray
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First macros of the year
Radar replied to wingeing Pom's topic in Nature Photography - Storms - Sunsets - Landscape - Time Lapse
Amazing pics. Interesting garden you have there. Ray -
I only saw this on my phone earlier, but seeing it on a larger PC screen, what a whopper SN that is. Ray
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Omega Centauri.jpg
Radar commented on Astrovic Sagittarius's gallery image in Members Albums Category
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No one purchase anything new! Ray
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Noel has some good skills Prof. That's for sure. Only when I did a deep comparison I could see the subtle differences. Ray
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Time lapse trip to Knabs Ridge wind farm near Harrogate
Radar replied to Paramount's topic in DSLR and CCD Astrophotography
Wow, incredible effect with that fisheye lens. Almost made me think it was high up on a drone. Ray -
Pretty incredible photos when you see those galaxies lined up like that. Well done Prof. Ray
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Awesome Professor. That's pretty deep. Ray
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Still an awesome shot Professor. Three galaxies for the price of one! Ray
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Any particular filter or process to bring out the dark neb? Ray
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You can certainly see the moonlight to the right, but overall vignetting is gone. You certainly chose the worst of both worlds. Not bad considering. Ray
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Hilarious topic Professor. I cringe at these, but we had to start somewhere. This was through an 8 inch Meade SCT, on film. 2004 and manually guided.
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Wow, that's pretty awesome. What was the focal length? Ray
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Wow, the dark neb is incredible mate. Ray
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Awesome Prof. Ray
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Hmm, could be just a slow moving satellite or bit of space debris. Did you check your software to see if this is a known NEO? So much junk up there now. The slow speed is the clue. Ray