Mars Watch Photos!

chrisyeo · Post by **chrisyeo** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 9:36 pm

Hi!

Took any pictures at Mars Watch 2005? Share your photos here!

If you wish, you may use this webspace to upload your photos: Click here and enter Username=Singastro, Password=singastrouser.

To view the album, go to Webshots - Images of Mars Watch 2005.

Daisuke · Post by **Daisuke** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 10:17 pm

hi

i can provide some webspace^^
but now, waiting for my server to be upgrade
like to help out here
;)

Grievous · Post by **Grievous** » Tue Nov 01, 2005 10:21 pm

Here's my contribution,

http://www.flickr.com/photos/25227315@N00/sets/1265815/

Charlie

ariefm71 · Post by **ariefm71** » Tue Nov 01, 2005 10:42 pm

thermoflask

but why no pic of the most beautiful scope of the night: the TMB 115?

btw, who has the FS102 on EM10? I didn't know the solution to EM10's 0 degree latitude problem is so simple!!!

Grievous · Post by **Grievous** » Tue Nov 01, 2005 11:33 pm

Because i'm still jealous it's 5mm bigger than my FLT.

Hahahah, i guessed i missed out liuming's? I'll check ya?

FS102 on EM10 comes from SP Astronomers.

Charlie

denebman · Post by **denebman** » Wed Nov 02, 2005 9:03 am

Grievous wrote:Because i'm still jealous it's 5mm bigger than my FLT.

...
Charlie

Thanks for the picture, I found myself attached to a Mewlon 210. (nice shot)

Unfortunately, the gap may be 42 mm next year.

denebman · Post by **denebman** » Wed Nov 02, 2005 9:20 am

ariefm71 wrote:thermoflask
but why no pic of the most beautiful scope of the night: the TMB 115?
...

My customized tmb is a stealth scope with jet black tube, giving less radar reflection in the darkness. Next time I'll make it pure white.

kohjb · Post by **kohjb** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 10:51 pm

I thought it would only be appropriate to post at least ONE pic of the "star" of the night that drew in the crowds :-P

Picture was taken using Meade LPI through C9.25 on CG5AT using Meade Autostar and cleaned up with Photoshop. Thanks to Matthew for the coaching of the different techniques throughout the shot.

Joo Beng.

Post by **Airconvent** » Fri Nov 04, 2005 11:15 pm

kohjb wrote:I thought it would only be appropriate to post at least ONE pic of the "star" of the night that drew in the crowds :-P

Picture was taken using Meade LPI through C9.25 on CG5AT using Meade Autostar and cleaned up with Photoshop. Thanks to Matthew for the coaching of the different techniques throughout the shot.

Joo Beng.

while jb...multi-company effort..now we know 2 rival astro co can work together to produce a nice Mars shot!