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Eta Carina

Started by gregbradley, 10/16/2005 02:10AM
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Greg Bradley
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12 x 60 and 70 seconds, unguided, William Optics 80mm fluorite, TV .8X reducer/flattener, dark site, Modded Nikon D70, Images Plus software, acquired using Nikon Capture.

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Hi Greg,

Very nice. I've seen Eta Carina from the highlands of Guatemala through some binoculars at full moon. Needless to say I wish the moon wasn't there!!

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Hi Greg, Great photo. "Go Aussie Go"
Oi,Oi,Oi. John ( another Aussie, as if you couldn't tell)




Greg Bradley said:

12 x 60 and 70 seconds, unguided, William Optics 80mm fluorite, TV .8X reducer/flattener, dark site, Modded Nikon D70, Images Plus software, acquired using Nikon Capture.

Greg.
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