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Hi,? just North of the ferry Cumberland-Masson there appears to be an increase of light pollution related to the large weed plant /green houses. I knew it was there but I can now see it driving south

Hi Bob, Good to hear from you. I'm using Antlia's dual narrow band filter with a OSC camera.? The bandwidth's are 5nm for Ha and Oiii.? I use the red channel as Ha, combine the blue and green

Hi Greg, The RGB Heart is a very spectacular image. I think I am missing something here though. Are you using Ha and OIII filters with an OSC camera? Have a great day. Bob

Very cool Matt! Planetary imaging ain't easy. cheers, Albert. wrote:

Wow. All stunning images no matter the pallette! cheers, Albert.

Great work Greg! The foraxx pallet is nice. Jim

Ha. I was lost after "Appreciate your thoughts on the images." I can say I like the red heart nebula the best though.

Nice images. I prefer for Fornaxx pallette. However, I prefer less color saturation. But most astrophotoraphers use as least as much color saturation as you have used. Pretty images,

Appreciated your thoughts on the images.? I tried the "Foraxx" pallet for the first time.? Let me know what you think of Foraxx compared with the Hubble pallet.? All data captured in OSC and

nice image.

I had a bit of fun messing around with making short animations.? Thought I would share my most successful "test"? .? The experience in making this has given me an idea of what sort of data I need

Further investigation has lead me to believe that the left most dark marking is likely Mare Sirenum and Mare Cimmerium, the larger dark area on the right side is likely Mare Erythraeum.? Between

If I'm correct in reading Cartes Du Ciel - the central meridian in the picture of mars should be approximately 118 deg. If that's correct, the dark features should be Aonius Sinus and Phaethontis.?

Your Jupiter picture looks good to me. Jupiter's polar diameter is a lot less than it's equatorial diameter because of it's rapid spin. So Jupiter should always look like an oval, not a disk. Maybe

I was out last night as well and agree, it was a nice view.? Near full moon was always in the corner of my eye though.?? I decided to experiment using the mirror diagonal with my camera, instead of

With a shadow transit of Io in progress.

Up at 4:00.? Worth it.? Best I've seen in ages. ?Fred -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com

Hi Matt! It was actually quite nice…a bit more grey, not quite as much of the orange at full eclipse but imagery was quite colourful. It was not in a good position to capture from my pod so I imaged

i saw the eclipse when the moon was halfway into earth's shadow. But passed out before totality.

I couldn’t bring myself to get up early enough. Anyone see this morning’s eclipse? ?How was it? matt