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adt175
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Here's one from me, my William Optics 80mm and mono Toucam from last night. Good seeing at times (wee hint of Cassini which is good for an 80mm) and bitterly cold. Well worth it!
Andy
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adt175
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And here's a colour one.
Andy
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astrogeorge
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Great shots andy, hopefully we will get more clear skies soon.
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clanny
Joined: 18 Dec 2007
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Absolutely fantastic. I really need to get my scope out at night and start having a look. My new camera should be here in a day or two and I believe I can take video with it too (canon 400d if anyone knows).
I can only hope to get pictures of that quality.
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