SolidAhmed
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Hi,
Yesterday was a lot of fun. 1st time in a "REAL" starparty. I Got a lot of images and most of them are bad since it was by 1st time. Anyway I met some people there who are from CN also. Shawn350 was there. I set up my telescope next to him and actuly his telescope in the picture.
More to come.
Ops: I forget the information of the image.
Canon Xti
ISO 1600
Five min exposure
One singel shot
Piggyback on 6" Telescope
CG5 mount
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Jeff in Austin
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Wow! Fantastic shot!
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Galaxy001
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Loc: San Ramon, California
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That is cool, I like how you can see many different types of areas.
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 Meade LX90 GPS 8" UHTC
With a (Meade) 18 mm UWA ep and a 3x telextender
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Pablo
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Loc: Cali,Colombia SouthAmerica.
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very nice.
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Pablo A. Vasquez.
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GSO 200 F/4.
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tidroplane
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Beautiful!!
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Shawn350
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Wow I must say that is a fantastic looking Telescope in the picture  ..
Nice Shots!
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Shawn Hendrix
Vixen SXW
Vixen VMC200L
Santa Clarita, CA
Mt. Pinos, CA
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novbabies
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That's a great picture for only 5 minutes. Nice composition of the Jupiter-Antares pair in the shot!
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Good Seeing!
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Orion 12" XTi f/4.9
VERY old Edmund 6" f/8 reflector
Assorted binoculars
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antilles72
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Excellent picture Solid!
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thelittleman
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 Wow! Why do my widefield shots not have that colour and clarity!?!
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Clear Skies,
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Nate B.
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That's a beautiful shot. I love the color and contrast. I hope there's a couple more to see
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soreneck
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Loc: Toronto, Canada
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Just beautiful!
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Adam
sky-candy.ca
TMB130SS / FSQ85 / C9.25Edge / Lunt LS60HaDS50
QSI 583wsg / DMK 21AU618
SkyWatcher EQ6 Pro
Urban backyard roll-off observatory
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SolidAhmed
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Reged: 10/16/06
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Loc: Los Angeles
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Thanks a lot for all the sweet coments. It's so encouraging. I need to work more on the polar alignment and the focus and I will be to shoot more cool stuff 
Ahmed
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SolidAhmed
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Reged: 10/16/06
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Loc: Los Angeles
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Wow I must say that is a fantastic looking Telescope in the picture ..
Nice Shots!
I knew you would say something like that Man It was my 1st time to see the M81 and M82 thanks to you and the telescope. M13 was out of this world. The swan REALY looked like a swan
Catch you later next month.
Ahmed
PS: Do you know that I don't know how do you look like. It was too dark. So if I see you next time and can't tell it is you, sorry in advance. It will be cool if you submit your picture
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