Are you bored yet? No? Good - here's yet another batch of pics.
This time you get 17 taken on a day out around Abbotsbury Swannery and on Chesil Beach - just click the pic below to get the others:
Are you bored yet? No? Good - here's yet another batch of pics.
This time you get 17 taken on a day out around Abbotsbury Swannery and on Chesil Beach - just click the pic below to get the others:
Forget Cambrai, Kursk and Tobruk. The greatest tank battle of the last 100 years has just taken place in our house 😎
No cats were knocked off the arm of the chair during this epic battle...
unlike when we're Wii-bowling and the dopey mog catches the backswing square in the face 🙄
More metaphorically than literally, of course!
I've reprocessed the video data used for the images which I posted on the 13th, using a slightly different method. This has resulted in some subtle improvements without the introduction of some of the processing artefacts that were evident in the previous versions. These are about as good as I can get them:
As promised, here's yet another batch.
This time you get 12 pics taken on a day out around Osmington Mills – just click the pic below to get the others:
After spending a good four hours refining the drift-alignment of my pier-mounted scope and then grabbing a load of PEC data using PERecorder, I had a few minutes left to grab some frames of Jupiter before it went out of my field of view.
The purpose of this was to see how the mount was behaving, rather than to do a serious imaging session, but I thought I'd post the results here anyway. Due to the average seeing and the Moon being up it's not my best image of Jupiter, but at least I no longer have to keep faffing with the RumblePad to keep the target centred on the webcam chip.
The two versions of the same pic differ only by the amount of sharpening. I might run them through Noel's Actions later to see if it makes any difference.
8" Newt, SPC900NC webcam (unmodified), 8mm EP projection with 50mm extension, captured and stacked in K3CCDTools3 then processed in Registax and PSCS3.
As promised, here's another batch.
This time you get 36 pics taken at the Tank Museum – just click the pic below to get the others: