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Started by jsuro, 03/20/2005 10:34PM
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Posted 03/20/2005 10:34PM Opening Post
Jose Suro
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Also from last night. I had a bit of tracking error here and the seeing was poor.

Details: http://web.tampabay.rr.com/jsuro/clusters/m4.htm

Best,

Jose Suro
Tierra Verde, Florida

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Posted 03/21/2005 01:04AM #1
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Jose,
M4 and the "Whale Galaxy" are great images! Thanks for sharing.
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Posted 03/21/2005 02:42AM #2
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Great shot! 8)
Thanks for sharing!
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Posted 03/21/2005 01:35PM #3
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You certainly got the most out of that night! Two amazing shots (what tracking errors!). It must feel good to be back under the stars. Sorry for your loss.
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Beautiful! The stars are resolved right to the core!
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Posted 03/21/2005 05:30PM #5
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Great job! This is sure a colourful globular.

Did you do any deconvolution? The reason I ask is that a couple of the brighter stars have "holes" in them, something I get all the time when I try deconvolution using Images Plus. I've pretty much shied away from RL because of this.
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Posted 03/22/2005 02:59AM #6
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Thanks All!

Best,

Jose
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