Thanks Lads you have no idea how much my monitor is pxxxxxx me off

Hi John,

That is a very good image.One of the hardest things in lunar imaging is trying to make it look as  natural as possible and I thing you did that well done.

Thanks John for your comments

Here is an image of Saturn that I just processed from march 07, As you can see by the image the amount of work that goes into one image with a black and white camera when you combine the LRGB in Photoshop.But the results can be much better than using a colour camera.

Taken with a Celestron CGE 14" @ f/22. Lumenera SkyYnx 2.0. Astronomik LRGB Filters 5 Min exposure on each channel at 60 fps Processing Registax v4 Photoshop CS2,Seeing good .

http://webtreatz.com/component/option,com_zoom/Itemid,27/page,view/catid,10/PageNo,8/key,71/hit,1/

I don't now how this turned out having a bit of a problem with my laptop monitor.

Hi Matthew,

Great to see you joined up.

Anyone see anything

Great shot mate here is the link to the big image.

http://webtreatz.com/component/option,com_zoom/Itemid,27/page,view/catid,14/PageNo,2/key,17/hit,1/

OOOOO Clarke & Grennan My Two EX  Beat friends The WAR has Started
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Thanks Darkside,

Are you a StarWars fan( you  Don't know the power of the  )

Nice one Martin I will keep an eye on that one.

Hi Dave one for Saturn would be great it would be great to be able to capture shadows accross the globe

Anyone going to try take a picture of it.

Thanks for your comments lads I can't wait to get going with this scope under dark skies and getting it's full potential from it. At the moment I have to iron out all the creases so I will be ready for August  and the dark skies. I had a great time last night I even got to see  ISS pass over to I just looked up and there she was  it was between 3&4 stroke of luck or what.

Well guys here is my first image on the new boards well have an image. It was more of a test for the new spacer I got for the camera and it worked  :-)  image is just 8x4 min no darks or flats

 Image taken on 13th of July 08 through a William Optics FLT-110 Triplet APO refractor Atik 16Hr cdd camera. Guided with a Celestron 80ED And Sac 4.2 ccd camera with phd guiding software On a CGE mount. Processed in ImagesPlus V3 and Photoshop CS2

http://webtreatz.com/component/option,com_zoom/Itemid,27/page,view/catid,10/PageNo,8/key,70/hit,1/

Carl

Thanks Martin Great to see you back online