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Old 25-February-2009, 09:08 AM
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Hi all,

Finally ironed out my signal noise problem thanks to a friend on another forum. Thanks mate. My power cable was running parallel to my usb cable and was causing horrid grid-lines across the images.

I shot 21 frames of 180 seconds only to have my camera stop inexplicably.

It wasn't a total loss, as the 21 frames were pretty good. It just would have been nicer to have more without the interruption. If I had shot another sequence, I would have had a big jump in the video, so I thought it best to go for quality rather than quantity.

I have the video on U-Tube, Vimeo and on my web page, with all my other time-lapses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXhBfsgsZpU

http://vimeo.com/3361732

http://www.asignobservatory.com/wide...ime-lapse.aspx

Hope you all just LOVE it!

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Baz...
That's outstanding! what a beauty! awesome animation!
i am going away and come back after i've recovered.

thanks for putting it all together and sharing it, Baz!
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You are very welcome mate! So glad you enjoyed it.

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That's the first video I've seen of a comet. Looks like only a few hours it moved faster than I would have expected. It's probably got to do with the perihelion point on the comet's orbit, which would be much faster than a circular planet orbit with that radius. This one's orbit seems pretty much along the ecliptic. I remember Hyakabashi and Hale in 1990's seemed to orbit perpendicular to ecliptic.
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Hello Baz:
A taste to see your photographies in BAUT.
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I remember Hyakabashi and Hale in 1990's seemed to orbit perpendicular to ecliptic.
Do you mean Hyakutake and Hale-Bopp?
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Great Vid. Nice work
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Do you mean Hyakutake and Hale-Bopp?
Yes, sorry. Seems like a long time ago, those were the 2 best I ever saw
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Very nice Baz, It was short but a very good video animation. You did Super Clear Skies
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Thanks all! I am waiting for the clouds to clear tinight to try again for a longer video. I got started...15 frames then clouds....GRRRR...

still sitting in the obs looking skward waiting...
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I spotted it UT 0:00 Feb. 27 not far from Regulus; so it seems to be maintaining its brightness.

Look forward to your video showing it moving away from earth.

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brilliant video mate. hope you get lucky capturing the next shot.
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