Overproof wrote:
Yeah... how about a pic of the $400 Breast Pump Nebula???

Is that listed in the almanac? Can I take a sight on it with my sextant??

DSK

"Bob**** the big fat LOSER" wrote ...

When can we see some photos, Bob?

I'm pretty much a visual observer and leave astrophotography
for those who have the ability to remove the red eye.

BBob

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

I'm pretty much a visual observer

Oh Thank the Gods... I thought you might be one of those verbal observers!

CM

Oh Thank the Gods... I thought you might be one of those verbal observers!

Mooron, this yet another area where you know nada.
Visual means non-photographic in astronomy. Some folks have dedicated scopes
that are geared for astrophotography only.
You are an idiot on yet another topic.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Oh Thank the Gods... I thought you might be one of those verbal
observers!

Mooron, this yet another area where you know nada.
Visual means non-photographic in astronomy. Some folks have dedicated
scopes
that are geared for astrophotography only.
You are an idiot on yet another topic.

Do they get 'red-eye' when they photograph a Gas Giant??

Bwahahahahahahaaaa


CM

Like Neal?

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"Overproof" wrote in message
news:tzmtd.327115$9b.76868@edtnps84...

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Oh Thank the Gods... I thought you might be one of those verbal
observers!

Mooron, this yet another area where you know nada.
Visual means non-photographic in astronomy. Some folks have dedicated
scopes
that are geared for astrophotography only.
You are an idiot on yet another topic.

Do they get 'red-eye' when they photograph a Gas Giant??

Bwahahahahahahaaaa


CM

DSK wrote:

Overproof wrote:

Yeah... how about a pic of the $400 Breast Pump Nebula???


Is that listed in the almanac? Can I take a sight on it with my sextant??


It might be a heavenly object I suppose.

Cheers

Nav wrote:
It might be a heavenly object I suppose.

I figured it had to be somewhere in the Milky Way

DSK

DSK wrote:
Nav wrote:

It might be a heavenly object I suppose.


I figured it had to be somewhere in the Milky Way


Haha. Could it be Titania?

Cheers

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Good point. The 9.25 was designed for photography.
Cheers


The 9.25 is a wonderful scope at the eyepiece, lots of fun with a
telecompresser as well. It's head and shoulders above the Ultima 8.

Bob,
You've often stated that photos are needed to prove that people sail.
Why is astronomy any different?

You love photography. Why would you have a Celestron 9.25 if you weren't
taking photos?

Show us some astrophotography.



Regards


Donal
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