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aristarchus the lunar lighthouse
- DaveGrennan
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17 years 9 months ago #41941
by DaveGrennan
What a cracker!! However I must say in all seriousness I would not pay that for a 10" scope no matter how good it was (unless it was an apo refractor of course )
Still it is one hell of a scope!
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
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Replied by DaveGrennan on topic Re: aristarchus the lunar lighthouse
What a cracker!! However I must say in all seriousness I would not pay that for a 10" scope no matter how good it was (unless it was an apo refractor of course )
Still it is one hell of a scope!
Regards and Clear Skies,
Dave.
J41 - Raheny Observatory.
www.webtreatz.com
Equipment List here
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17 years 9 months ago #41959
by JohnMurphy
Dave - I agree.
Seanie, - a closed mouth gathers no feet.
Clear Skies,
John Murphy
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Replied by JohnMurphy on topic Re: aristarchus the lunar lighthouse
Nice image you got there Carl, but it registers as just a bit too blurred, and dark, in my opinion.
Seanie to be fair to Carl, Aristarchus is not know as the lunar lighthouse for nothing. The floor of this crater is very reflective , so in order to see any detail in the crater you need to under expose the rest of the scene. Failing that the crater floor would be burned out.
I think Carl managed to capture the crater details very well!
Dave - I agree.
Seanie, - a closed mouth gathers no feet.
Clear Skies,
John Murphy
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17 years 9 months ago #41987
by Seanie_Morris
Eh? You've lost me John!
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: aristarchus the lunar lighthouse
Seanie to be fair to Carl, Aristarchus is not know as the lunar lighthouse for nothing. The floor of this crater is very reflective , so in order to see any detail in the crater you need to under expose the rest of the scene. Failing that the crater floor would be burned out.
I think Carl managed to capture the crater details very well!
Dave - I agree.
Seanie, - a closed mouth gathers no feet.
Eh? You've lost me John!
Midlands Astronomy Club.
Radio Presenter (Midlands 103), Space Enthusiast, Astronomy Outreach Co-ordinator.
Former IFAS Chairperson and Secretary.
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17 years 9 months ago #42011
by Gary Clarke
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Gary.
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Replied by Gary Clarke on topic Re: aristarchus the lunar lighthouse
Nice image mate. If you keep this up, you will pass Dave out, with the amount of images on webtreatz. Great image
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Gary.
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