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Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | (show all) rmollise Postmaster Reged: 07/06/07 Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: tvoydan]       #5447064 - 09/29/12 04:25 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Tnx! Post Extras:       drollere Pooh-Bah Reged: 02/02/10 Loc: sebastopol, california Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: rmollise]       #5458709 - 10/07/12 01:23 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   jr, this topic got me to download and browse your atlas, it is truly a huge achievement, i'm astonished at the level of effort and care you've put into it. my two suggestions would be that you currently "double code" double stars as both an object (a star icon with a bar through it) and as astrometry (a line to indicate separation and position angle). using both is cluttered and redundant. i think sinnott's astrometry convention is superior, but i'd prefer you made a choice. my other suggestion would be to code 13th mag. stars with a vector icon, or omit them. as it is, the tiny marks, which appear in my display as tiny lines, do not scale when the charts are enlarged, and they look like printing defects. i much prefer the charts as .pdf documents because they can be enlarged to enormous scale for detailed views of clusters or dense fields where the labels become cluttered at small scale. for that purpose a "dark light" version (white on black) would be much friendlier at night. thanks again for a tremendous job! Post Extras:       Dave Ittner sage Reged: 05/29/12 Loc: SF Bay Area, California Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: drollere]       #5458804 - 10/07/12 05:06 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   It would be nice to see a newer edition although I alone wouldn't have enough items to justify him doing so. Having them as PDFs sure is nice in that we can zoom in. I have all of the series loaded up on my Ipad as individual charts (loads faster and less scrolling). Works great. I use this more than I use Sky Safari or paper charts. Post Extras:       deepskytraveler super member Reged: 12/25/05 Loc: Worthington, OH Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: Dave Ittner]       #5459182 - 10/07/12 11:53 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   If you are running Windows give the Foxit PDF Reader a try. Besides being a free download, one of its many features is an invert display mode which allows you to view a typical black-on-white PDF as white-on-black. -Mark Post Extras:       Gord Carpal Tunnel Reged: 01/06/04 Loc: Toronto, ON, Canada Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: deepskytraveler]       #5461404 - 10/08/12 11:05 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   I had the TriAtlas charts printed at Staples on 11x17. I did both the A and C's. I didn't do all the C's, just down to as far south as I can see. For the A's, I put them in an art portfolio that handled 11x17, and had the bonus of being plastic sleeves. I put two charts in each one (back to back) and it makes a great "small" detailed chart. I really like the C's for doing deep analysis of a certain area. Those I punched and put in binders. I can take out a few for an area as needed. They go nice and deep, and were pretty much as I needed for all of my scopes in my backyard except the 10" on a good night, and now the C14 on pretty much any night. I like looking at printed charts in some ways more than planetarium programs. Certainly for outside observing at the scope. Clear skies, Post Extras:       dobsoscope sage Reged: 05/24/06 Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: Gord]       #5489685 - 10/26/12 04:06 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Hello, do you have updated links for the COMPLEMENTARY EDITION #2:Panoramic Set with 56 charts ? I have contacted the author, Dr Ramón Torres Lapasió but he told me that he does not have webspace to re-upload this set. Edited by dobsoscope (10/26/12 05:25 AM) Post Extras:       Kevin_C newbie Reged: 01/21/12 Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: dobsoscope]       #5496395 - 10/30/12 03:45 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Hello, do you have updated links for the COMPLEMENTARY EDITION #2:Panoramic Set with 56 charts ? I have contacted the author, Dr Ramón Torres Lapasió but he told me that he does not have webspace to re-upload this set. PM sent Post Extras:       vaztr newbie Reged: 11/24/12 Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: Kevin_C]       #5550609 - 12/02/12 04:01 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Kevin/Jose/Anyone else... I have downloaded and printed the A, B and C sets, but the B/C and Panoranic links seem to be broken. Can anyone point me at the correct links? Also I have a web server with LOADS of space if Jose is happy for me to serve them from there? Thanx VAZTR Post Extras:       Kevin_C newbie Reged: 01/21/12 Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: vaztr]       #5551458 - 12/03/12 03:13 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Kevin/Jose/Anyone else... I have downloaded and printed the A, B and C sets, but the B/C and Panoranic links seem to be broken. Can anyone point me at the correct links? Also I have a web server with LOADS of space if Jose is happy for me to serve them from there? Thanx VAZTR PM's Sent Post Extras:       RobFriedman member Reged: 12/25/05 Loc: Long Island, NY Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: Kevin_C]       #5597965 - 12/31/12 01:25 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Kevin/Jose Did you get a server for the B/C and Panorama links? I had an email from Jose about the server size.. but I would still like to DL them Also.. to Gord..how much did Staples charge? Post Extras:       RobFriedman member Reged: 12/25/05 Loc: Long Island, NY Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: RobFriedman]       #5598057 - 12/31/12 02:08 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Also.. someone mentioned Foxit for reversing the image for a field edition... I tried it and it didnt work. I would like A or B as a field. Any suggestions? Post Extras:       Unknownastron professor emeritus Reged: 04/06/05 Loc: CatsEye Observatory,Rural Sout... Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: RobFriedman]       #5684468 - 02/17/13 12:00 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Rob, on Foxit Reader once a page is opened click on Edit in the menu bar, scroll to the bottom of the drop down and click "Preferences". In preferences select "Documents" and under this is the document color options. You can even set the background to black and the stars etc. to red! Clear skies and clean glass, Mike Post Extras:       EJohnson newbie Reged: 11/01/09 Loc: Maine Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: vaztr]       #5703080 - 02/27/13 09:00 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Quote: Kevin/Jose/Anyone else... I have downloaded and printed the A, B and C sets, but the B/C and Panoranic links seem to be broken. Can anyone point me at the correct links? Also I have a web server with LOADS of space if Jose is happy for me to serve them from there? Thanx VAZTR Hello, I am having the same problem with the links to the b/c set. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Eric (long time reader of CN) Post Extras:       rinalmj sage Reged: 11/23/09 Loc: Saxonburg, PA Re: TriAtlas project (2nd. edition) - first proof [Re: EJohnson]       #5703313 - 02/27/13 11:28 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Me too Post Extras:       Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | (show all)

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