Blinkers at the ready...

I'm just uploading images at the mo - its not very quick... They're just over the 1Mb mark.

Hang on in there...

OK - here goes.

1. Head off to www.astroshack.net/Blinkers.php

2. You can see which images/targets need blinking - indicated by yes or no on the far right of the table.

3. For example, the last target, NGC3027. This target has a "latest image" and a "Primary comparison". The "latest image" is fresh. The "primary comparison" is exactly that - the next latest image. Download both the latest and primary and blink them. Email the report to me.

4. A second example - second to last target, NGC2985 has three images uploaded. A latest image, a primary comparison and a secondary comparison. As above, just download the latest image and the primary. Blink them. If you see a "candidate", you can then check the latest image with the secondary comparsion. If you still see the candidate, email me very quickly - or even phone me on 01 601 2982

For those who haven't yet blinked, I would recommend you go through the tutorial first: www.astroshack.net/SNBlink.php

It won't take you long...

Good luck folks! I'm waiting in anticipation!

Dave

No Luck Dave,

Michael.

Michael - how many did you blink?

There's an update I'm just about to put up with a bucket load more images needing a blink...

Cheers
dave

p.s. By the way - I haven't blinked ANY of the images!

Can I ask the blinkers to do me a favour?

I know this is early days and all and I guess we're all learning. Especially me.

If you can email me with your results, I can then better plan the future sequences of images - that mightn't make any sense to you (or even me!) right now, but trust me...

In the email, if you can follow this scheme, that would be brilliant. www.astroshack.net/mail.txt

I'm going to try and get some mroe targets - even with the high cloud, seems the imager is doing a grand job!

Cheers
Dave

1. Head off to www.astroshack.net/Blinkers.php

I unfortunately fell at the first hurdle .... Astrometrica is PC only.

Sorry!

Bart.