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Thanks everybody, Lot's of good analysis of my problem. I willI have alot of options to try. If

Thanks Jon! Tony This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is

I would accept the extra 30 minutes of exposure time to get a larger and likely sharper image. Jon

Steve and Gary, thank you ! I hope to go on to publish analog images. Best regards, Danilo Da: steve

Hi, Everyone! Consider yourself a clever photographer? Always have your smartphone snapping away at

Danilo, that is out of this world! You know, the same 90 minutes with a one-shot-colour CCD might not

Thanks Steve and Loren! The antenna was just there, not pointing at anything specifically. That

I used a Canon 40D ..modified it myself. Not for faint of heart..or money. Exposure were kinda short

I cant find that scope anywhere. Did they dis continue? 45.588000N,87.995000W From: steve banbury

Hi guys, Ive been looking at alot of fast astrographs in the f/2.8 range and am getting more and more

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Looks great. You have achieved very consistent processing of your images. By the way, the first link

Amazing detail in M33 - this must be the most rewarding galaxy for astrophotographers. M31 is just a

Excellent as always, Danilo! Ray -----Original Message----- From: astro...@seds.org [mailto:astro-

Im looking to get rid of my refractor so I can get something a bit faster. The stellarvue 90TBV is

Yea, that was mid last week. They were calling for solid cloud cover last night, but I got lucky. Yes

That's a beautiful shot Danilo! I especially appreciate the rollover image with the star chart--I

Image made with Telelens APO Mamiya 250mm on Ektachrome E200 http://www.danilopivato.com/

http://www.narrowbandimaging.com/incoming/M33_AP155EDF_ML29050_31X15MIN_LUM.jpg AP155EDF f/7, ML29050

Awesome image of this area...ridiculas awesome! Brian 45.588000N,87.995000W From: Richard Crisp <

Hi Richard, I find that if you compare the total charge-handling capacity of equal-area sensors, the

This guy is fainter than faint. Taken using the AP180EDT f/9 and ML8300 http://www.narrowbandimaging.

Loren, Those have alot of info in them and are sharp, but the deeper shots are clipped too much

Thank you very much Ray. I've enjoyed shooting Acros during the June and July dark run with the

This is probably the best photo I've seen of this phenomenon! I've had it show up in some of

Nice shot, Danilo, even despite the field rotation. Love those big old Mamiyas - I shoot the 645 and

Wow, really nice Richard! The detail of the tendrils on the Veil are spectacular!! Gary On Mon, Jul

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