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First light STL11000CM

Started by gregbradley, 06/20/2006 02:07PM
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Greg Bradley
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Here is first light of my new camera an STL11000CM.

Omega Centauri FS152 at F8 3 x 10mins from my backyard observatory.

Greg.

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Pinpoint perfect! Congrats on the new camera.
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Greg,

Just one word........ WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted 06/20/2006 04:45PM #3
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Oh, wow! You are going to have a lot of fun with this!
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Beautiful! 8)
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Posted 06/20/2006 09:11PM #5
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That is a nice image Greg. I've been wondering when you were going to upgrade the ST2k.
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Gotta love it!

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Posted 06/23/2006 03:10PM #7
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Excellent,I'm glad. 8O
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Dude !!!!! That is AWESOME !!!!!!!!! shocked
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