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Started by jjacobso, 12/28/2002 01:22AM
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Hi All -

Just got done with the full stack. This is 127 images, shot with a Toucam Pro. Alignment with Registax, and processing with PSE. Telescope was an 8" Newtonian (Konus).

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Jake

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Posted 12/28/2002 02:44AM #1
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SWEET!!!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing Jake!
And Happy Holidays!



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Wow! Gorgeous. One of th ebest I've seen this apparition. Looks like you had some large-scale seeing undulations, however. The left edge of the planet is soft, as are the rings. If you can weed out the offenders, you might do even better.

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