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Re: Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks
      05/07/04 08:26 AM
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If I see ANYTHING that does not look particularly well in binoculars , I don't tend to waste too much time bemoaning the fact . I move on to something that DOES satisfy me.



I agree Kenny. I feel the same way. There are many, MANY splendrous objects to look at. CA is the least of my viewing worries or gripes.

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* Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks EdZModerator 05/06/04 02:20 PM
. * Re: Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks nemo   05/06/04 07:47 PM
. * Re: Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks Catapoman   05/06/04 03:18 PM
. * Re: Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks KennyJ   05/06/04 05:37 PM
. * Re: Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks Anonymous   05/07/04 08:26 AM
. * Re: Chromatic Aberration on planetary disks lighttrap   05/07/04 12:14 PM

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