Jack Davis wrote:
Interesting double star on the right
prox one third of the way down from
the upper frame edge.
I can't tell which double star you mean.
How long was the exposure?
J
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On Aug 12, 2015, at 10:01 AM, Larry Colen<[email protected]> wrote:
Since it didn't terribly matter exactly where I was aiming my lens, I used
lightroom's panorama feature to string a bunch together including my one
meteor, which gave me 16291x2704:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/20320189520/sizes/o
It seems as if my FA31 and FA77 focus at infinity all of the way at the stop.
I tried focusing by aiming a green laser at the trees at the distance.
Does anyone know what nebula I captured? It's about halfway between the trees
and the right edge of the photo.
Larry Colen wrote:
It seems as if the Perseids will be in full swing this week. Does anyone
have any advice borne of experience for photographing them?
I suspect that a lot of short exposures will have the advantage of
running at a higher ISO and making it easier to capture a dimmer
transient event. Then there is the question of darkfield frames.
Astrotracer or not? Optimal focal length?
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