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timthelder
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Well, that's it. It's over. AND IT WAS GREAT! I had a good run, but I choked on Baily's beads and the corona. But. Everything I captured was a keeper. I should have a nice sequence of photos leading up to, and away from total eclipse, (first contact, last contact etc...post editing.) Here are my favorites. Tim.
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Very impressive. Been following your trials and tribulations on FB. I don't think I have the patience for that thing! Tim.
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Sorry for being a bit of a recluse lately, just been a bit preoccupied. But anyhoo.... Eclipse begins in 26hrs and I'm as anxious as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs! It's a little bit nut's here with all the safety warnings, threat of traffic from incoming travelers, etc. People trying to capitalize on this event. I will be on the road about daybreak to my imaging location. A few pics of preliminary stuff. The set-up, exposure settings, etc. I will be about 30 miles from prime location. Current forecast, mostly sunny. First pic, my exposure settings and imaging sequence. Last pic, through the refractor, ISO 100, F/9, 1/160th of a second. Wish me luck! Tim.
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Dude!!! Ok, that's all I can say for now. Tim.
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That's an awesome patch of sky there Shane. Go for it!
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Awesome! Tim.
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It just doesn't get any better than this for my locale. Almost, got the Enke division. I may try stacking less frames just to see if I can get a little more detail. Same image, just displayed differently. With the ZWO ASI120mm. Tim.
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Absolutely beautiful. (Thought I would say something other than 'nice image' for a change.) Tim.
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I will be here! Right in amongst it!
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Love the color! I'm gonna have to try some DSO's when I get done playing around with Saturn. Very nice mate! Tim.
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By the image, I would have to agree with Stella. Low surface brightness, bright core. Some nice tight stars there Daniel. Tim.
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Captured a decent Saturn despite the high humidity we've been having. Used both of my cams, this time the ASI120MM won out over the Skyris. Tim.
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timthelder replied to timthelder's topic in Nature Photography - Storms - Sunsets - Landscape - Time Lapse
Nope, different mushroom... Tim -
Lookin good! Tim
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Dude! You captured some of the outer shell. Well done! Tim.