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Old 26-February-2008, 03:55 PM
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Hello all
I have just joined and thought I'd share a couple of my latest images with you, I have just started using my new scope/camera combination namely a TMB 115 and Starlight Xpress H36 and I've just started using a Ha filter which came a week ago. The horsehead was taken with 8 x 10 minutes unguided and the Rosette was 15 x 10 minutes unguided, both on a Paramount Me, I would have liked longer but the weather was against me.





The images can be seen along with all my earlier efforts on my website
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Old 26-February-2008, 06:25 PM
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Welcome to the forum. Great photos. Nice equipment too!

You have a glitch in the website URL.

I finally found it at:
http://www.imagingtheheavens.co.uk

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Old 26-February-2008, 07:23 PM
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Hi Rick
Thanks for the comments and for pointing out the mistake, I have corrected it
Clear skies
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Very nice indeed!, on your first light with the new equipment. And welcome aboard also. Clear Skies
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AMAZING photos. Great work! Welcome to BAUT.
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