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Still getting my eye in. Not helped by poor seeing and too much cloud interfering!

Somehow I've misplaced my aperture mask, moving between obsys. So CaK on the Williams Optic is native at f6.9, so it looks 'soft'.

CaK - William Optics 102 f6.9, Lunt CaK 1200bf, Altair GPCam 178mm. Mosaic - might be the 'wrong way round.

Ha - Starwave 102 f11, Daystar Quark, Player One Apollo M Max.
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Very nice set of images Geoff , the poor seeing didn't hinder you much , well done !!
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Geoff, those are amazing!
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Re: New Image: 16 April 2024

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Really nice Geoff,

Your Ca K still looks the part very well,

I caught that large filament too, its looking great in your image...
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Re: New Image: 16 April 2024

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fine details in there , thx .
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