SingAstro

Hi folks:

Missed out the 13/14 Dec tried 14/15... bad weather drifting clouds and a handful of Geminids and others.

http://nightevents.blogspot.sg/2012/12/ ... y-sky.html

Hi Gary:

chiayk woodlands

thanks
rgds
ykchia

Hi fizzy and Gary : Thanks for the useful information. It was one of the darkest sky I can recall within Singapore Territory suitable for general star gazing or meteor showers watching or timelapse photography if the clouds stay away. Otherwise i would put it down as been there done that. p/s : sorr...

Hi folks:

Apart from the day activities of looking around i hv a brief period of looking at the southern sky.

http://visionsanasini.blogspot.com

What is ur opnion of using Semakau for serious star gazing?

Hi folks: Not many Perseids detected this time round. Aug 13 14 early am fews caught at www.nightevents.blogspot.com ( dot removed so this link works now) Not published were a) a laundry falling from top floor to below bamboo b) a fireball straight down from upper floor to low floor. still hv not fi...

Hi Gary:

Dnt worry lah.

rgds
yK

Hi Chia: Congratulation! I check my log sheet. Looks like the Per you captured is outside my FOV. Hope the weather clear up for all of us to play with dSLR again. The composite stills meteors with Perseids dominating just uploaded http://nightevents.blogspot.com/2010/08/pers-813-sampler.html Will ad...

Hi Croys and folks: Glad you did..... If you have a good view of the sky and can safely leave an open window to point and fire away your dsLR tethered to remote release or fired from laptop please do so. If no meteors than use the frames to create a time lapse avi instead. My battery conk so quickly...

Hi Croys and folks: Glad you did..... If you have a good view of the sky and can safely leave an open window to point and fire away your dsLR tethered to remote release or fired from laptop please do so. If no meteors than use the frames to create a timelapse avi instead. My battery conk so quickly ...

Hi:

http://www.spaceweather.com/meteors/gal ... _page2.htm

You can check out the digital camera images of the perseids... so it is doable.
Lets do it for the Perseids. Point your dSLR camera out of the window and get as many exposure as you could.

rgds
ykchia