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Partial_eclipse_010808.jpgPartial Eclipse 1 Aug 200810 viewsImage taken with unmodded 300D and PST. ISO 800,exposure time 200.
Solar disk was blank,no spots etc. Imaging was a bit rushed due to having to be at work
5mins after this image was taken.......alas I was late:o)Alun HalseyAug 01, 2008
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Img_2779-21Jul08-M27a.jpgAnother M2710 viewsThis one with Canon 350D (+MPCC) and 30cm F/4 Newtonian. Note the natural blue/green colouration. The red Halpha is not picked up in the unmodded Canon. The dumbbell is in Vulpecular (not Lyra!)Tim HaymesJul 27, 2008
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NGC6781c.jpgPlanetary Neb in Aquila12 viewsA nice object for imaging. This is with my 12" F/4 and Meade DSIpro CCD camera and filter set. Collimation is not quite perfect but will spend more time on this aspect later. This is the first Deep Sky image since the telescope was dismouted for observatory repairs. LRGB for a total of 13.5 min.Tim HaymesJul 27, 2008
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M27_0028.JPGM27 Dumbbell nebula18 viewsWide field view (6x4 degrees) of Vulpecula (South of Cygnus) showing the nebula, with Canon 350D, EOS to M42 adapter, 200mm F3.5 lens, 800 ISO 30seconds. Camera guided by the main scope. Taken just as the sky was starting to cloud over on July 15, 2330BSTTim HaymesJul 16, 2008
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M57_0023.jpgRing Nebula in Lyra14 viewsWide field view 6 x 4 degrees (similar to binoculars) of the bottom two bright stars in Lyra. The Ring nebula is the small green doughnut indicated.
Canon 350D, EOS to M42 converter, 200mm F3.5 lens, 400 iso, 20sec exp mounted piggy back on a driven telescope 15 July 2008, 2330BSTTim HaymesJul 16, 2008
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Img_2558_thumb2.jpgSummer Milky Way17 viewsThe galactic rift in Cygnus and the Scutum star cloud can be seen in this photo taken at 0149BST on July 1st, with a Canon EOS 350D, 28mm f2.8 lens and Jessops semi-fisheye. ISO 1600 30second. Processed in Paint Shop Pro to remove some red and improve the contrast. No filter used. Location: Knowl Hill, BerksTim HaymesJul 01, 2008
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Clavius_H-A_F10.jpgClavius11 viewsImage of the crater Clavius, taken between 2:30 & 3:00 am on 26-6-08 when the moon was around 3rd quarter.D.MasonJun 30, 2008
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Copernicus_H-A_F10.jpgCopernicus4 viewsImage of the crater Copernicus, taken between 2:30 & 3:00 am on 26-6-08 when the moon was around 3rd quarter.D.MasonJun 30, 2008
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NGC6946_LRGBf.jpgSpiral Galaxy on the Cygnus/Cepheus border0 viewsAlmost overhead in October, the Galaxy NGC 6946 appears in a rich star field not far from the open cluster NGC 6939 which is easier to find. The Galaxy is a more difficult object to image in RGB owing to its low intensity. This image was taken in varying seeing conditions, there was some cloud and the Moon was rising. Total exposure 30 minutesTim Haymes
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Picture_027a.jpg22 viewsSir Patrick signing the visitors bookAlun Halsey
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ngc7000_close_sml.jpgNorth american nebula - NGC70001 viewsThe North american nebula (showing very little nebulosity) Taken while I was failing to photograph Perseids!D.Mason
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Leo_triplet_3-3-08_web.jpgLeo Triplet5 viewsHere's the Leo Triplet (M65,M66 & NGC 3628) Plus an asteroid - 415 Palatia (arrowed)
Image taken under the dark skies of Pembrokeshire.
5x 10 mins (unfiltered), Nikon D70 & ED80D.Mason
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