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Oct 23, 2017 17:14:57   #
OK ---- How many windows can you have open at the SAME time ? ? ?


WALT
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Jul 4, 2017 16:34:25   #
I've been around the Sun 86 times, does that make me an old people? ? ?

I think I'll run over to Wal Mart for a while to watch all of the sights! ! ! !
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Jun 8, 2017 23:27:41   #
I have the whole problem solved - - - -

I'm single ! ! ! ! ! !

Walt
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May 29, 2017 12:47:22   #
-Ya.....And they let them vote!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jan 1, 2017 15:17:19   #
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Dec 4, 2016 13:08:47   #
Hey, post an example - let us see....😃

WALT
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Oct 15, 2016 13:20:21   #
Gee had no idea that GOOGLE was around back then.......
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Jun 26, 2016 13:59:48   #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
This is a restack of 400 frames out of a 2015 frame AVI.
I stacked it in AutoStakkert!2 allowing the program to select the alignment points. (According to the warning that pops up its not recommended for planets.. Ok, this is the Sun, Onward.)
I exported and cropped it in RegiStax6.1 and then ran it through the newest Lightroom CC to add color and clean up some minor noise.
I then brought it back into Canon Photo Professional and resized it upwards.
I am pretty darn happy with this one.
This is a restack of 400 frames out of a 2015 fram... (show quote)


GREAT SPOT SHOT ! ! !
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Apr 17, 2016 22:17:30   #
nikonshooter wrote:
For those who are interested in a live tutorial on processing Deep Space Objects using Photoshop here is the link

https://plus.google.com/events/cbo7il8m3do7hekpv748tup0ql0

It will start Sunday night at 9:30 EST

It also looks like it may be the best night of the month - so far - for imaging. If so, I may start the tutorial with how I use the "Polemaster by QHY" to polar align my OTA. PA using Polemaster takes no longer than 5 minutes.


Ed

Thanks very much for the presentation, it was NOT a waste of my time.


I'm looking forward to the next time..

Thanks again...

WALT
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Apr 8, 2016 23:17:10   #
nikonshooter wrote:
I thought I would share my new mobile setup for astro photography. I have high expectations!


Oh my word! ! ! !

What in the world can you be looking at in full daylight ? ? ? ? ?

WALT
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Dec 22, 2015 17:48:02   #
SonoraDick wrote:
Yes, but...

I believe the constant advice is to format a card every time you take it out and then put it back in your camera (after saving your photos, of course), and this is especially true when you're using it in a DIFFERENT camera.

I'd save the photos to a hard drive (or two) first, and then reformat in the D7100... but, that's just me.



Very good advice.....

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Dec 15, 2015 15:27:01   #
http://www.sbig.com/science-education/science_education/adaptive-optics/

WALT
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Dec 12, 2015 16:37:34   #
GEE, I'm really not buying this. But just in case quote me a price on all of your equipment and we just may be able to make a deal, no used Celestron shipping boxes please
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Nov 24, 2015 13:14:57   #
SonnyE wrote:
Excellent suggestion Walt.
It may be entirely possible that a club member might have a mount and telescope available for little or no cost... :?:


Thanks for that Sonny, Flattery will get you ALMOST anything.

YES I was thinking of the very near NASA space center..

WALT
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Nov 24, 2015 12:43:53   #
tmehrkam wrote:
My sister is looking to get a second telescope for her grandson. Last year she got him a Tasco from Walmart. A total waste of money not even good for play value.

He is still interested and has asked for a better one for Christmas.

Budget around $100 :-{

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/meade-infinity-60mm-altazimuth-refractor-telescope-blue-silver-black/7139219.p?id=1219668770099&skuId=7139219

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/meade-infinity-70mm-altazimuth-refractor-telescope-blue-black/4365709.p?id=1219736716646&skuId=4365709

Mead 70 mm or 60mm. $99 and $79

Should be simple enough for him to use. Hopefully he will be able to observe the moon and terrestrial objects. The main concern is the tripod has three thumb screws that can be lost. These screws have to be removed to fold the tripod.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/celestron-powerseeker-70eq-refractor-telescope-black/5360242.p?id=1218637230756&skuId=5360242

Celestron 70 mm refactor with a German equatorial mount.

I am concerned that the complexity of the mount will be a problem.

Can any one make a recommendation in a good beginner telescope for some one if this age.


I have been looking at some of the low end Mead and Celestron refactors.
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How old is young fellow anyway??

Don't get him a scope that is so complicated that it will overwhelm all parties, much less this young mind that wants to improve. If the adults are unable to set up a scope and instruct the young man the whole effort will be a waste. Yes get him a scope with an equatorial mount and instruct him on it's use 'better to have and not to need, than to need and not to have'

Also look for an astronomy club in your area, you will find in most cases that the members will be a world of help in buying and instruction.


WALT
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