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Started by Panotaker, 02/27/2004 03:09PM
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Ralph Encarnacion
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I didn't even notice that my corrector was completely dewed over last night while I was imaging Jupiter. So I was supriced that it even came out at all. C11, TV 2.5X Powermate.
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Posted 02/27/2004 03:18PM #1
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NICE!
Great color, contrast & detail...

Hard to believe this was done through a DEWED UP scope..., seeing must've been really good...

Thanks for sharing!


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Posted 02/27/2004 03:41PM #2
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Excellent Ralph! The optics on you C11 sure are sweet - I'd dew them over all the time now smile.

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Wow, that IS a nice image!! Keep them coming!!

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Posted 02/27/2004 06:10PM #4
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Beautiful Ralph. The detail and color really look nice.

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Ralph -

Beautiful image! Is that the moon just following the shadow at the edge of the NEB?

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Posted 02/28/2004 12:11AM #6
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Hi Ralph,

Excellent!

Thanks,

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Great stuff Ralph.

I know the feeling of frustration having the corrector plate frost up. Excellent image none-the-less.

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