solshaker
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had a great night tonight. transparency and seeing were excellent. the view in the ep was mind blowing. i got some good avis too. i think this is my best result to date. i gotta do some tree trimming this weekend and get rid of that limb that interferes right when jove hits the meridian.
orion 120mm f8.3
spc900nc semi-apo fiter 2x barlow
registax4 and pscs2
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solshaker
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150% resize
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solshaker
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and just for fun a 200% resample plus 200% resize
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solshaker
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heres a shot of the grs transiting
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nickatnight
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Hey solshaker - I can sure see some great detail in those images. The 150% holds up very well. I might just have to add an spc900nc to my wish list...along with dark skies.
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Celestron CPC 9.25" GPS
Lumicon 2" LumiBrite Diagonal
Meade s5000 18mm UWA, Meade 6.7mm UWA,
Parks G.S-5 10mm, Celestrom 40mm Plossl
Parks 2x Barlow, Meade Tele-Extender
Celestron f6.3 Focal Reducer
Lumicon UHC Filter and Deep Sky Filter
Canon Rebel XTi (prime)
Canon Powershot G9 (afocal)
Canon EOS T-Ring and Parks T-Adapter
Lumicon Univ DigiCam Adapter
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siriusc
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What a spectacular shot!  Cheers, Dan 
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Awesome, I see cloud detail inside the GRS... 
Larry
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fishmagnet
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Reged: 12/11/07
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Loc: Satellite Beach Fla
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Help! I see spots in your images. Nice job!
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FoxK
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Reged: 11/07/07
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Loc: Cape Cod, MA
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Nice one Sol...you saw my images with a 5x barlow?...i think i'll try a 2x and mabey a spacer to get more mag....using the 5x (600x) lol...might be a bit much as your 2x looks pretty good...better imho than my 5x'ers
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Orion 80mm ED Apochromatic Refractor
Meade 70-AZ-A 70mm Guider
LS60TCaK/B600/C
PHD on a GPUSB interface
CG-5 Advanced GT Mount
Nikon D40x with T-Adaptors
Philips SPC900NC
Imaging Source DMK 21AU04.AS
Dome=the box my mount came in so I can see my solar images in bright sun lol
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solshaker
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thanks for the compliments, folks.
NAN: thats one great thing about planets. they pierce any lp like its not even there. definitely get an spc. great little cams for the buck.
Fox: yea youve got some very nice pics and those animations are great. i tried for a larger image scale in this thread here. while i liked the bigger scale im not so sure that its better than resizing with my equipment. i tried the same things i did in that thread when i took these shots, but for some reason the spc adapter kept wanting to shift in the barlow this time and i couldnt get a good focus. until i get more aperture i think ill just stick with what im doing and resize. i think my seeing can handle the mag on a consistent basis.
one day ill have those huge sharp pictures like rumples, iceman, and all the other masters that post here. 
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