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patrick j wrote in post #19046680
A gust of wind blew some snow off the trees, barely had any time to get a couple of shots off. Of course, once I was ready, the wind died down again. Pretty danged cold for April.

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Excellent

I went outside and into the back garden this morning to play with the Paper Wasps on our Sacred Bamboo Shrub.

Cheers

Dennis

I haven't really shot much lately but I found my peach tree is blooming some flowers this year. R with 135L

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Hand held focus stacks of some tiny flowers in my yard:

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Took these in my backyard today. First time I've used the 100-400 with adapter on the R. I'm really happy with the results.

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Shortaction wrote in post #19048657

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Great shot, what lens?

wxjef wrote in post #19049858
Just curious what everyone is using for sensor cleaning? Seems I got a dust bunny in the middle of my sensor that is very resistive to the bulb blower. Is there a wet kit I can get off b&h that is recommended? It's been a long time since I've swabbed a sensor.

Got this kit from Amazon

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It's been a while since I got out to shoot. On the way to the sunset shoot it started to rain but kept going. After the rain stopped I was blessed with some pretty colored clouds.

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Bower 14mm MF f2.8

Thanks! Added it to the list

Pointed my R strapped to a guided telescope again (this time with additional guiding) and took about an hours worth of one minute exposures. I may be asking a little bit too much from this set up. I used a short 600mm f/7.5 celestron refractor. Pretty heavy crop and not the best data or processing of said data.

Edit: forgot to say what this was, grand design spiral galaxy, messier 51 aka the whirlpool

wxjef wrote in post #19051787
Pointed my R strapped to a guided telescope again (this time with additional guiding) and took about an hours worth of one minute exposures. I may be asking a little bit too much from this set up. I used a short 600mm f/7.5 celestron refractor. Pretty heavy crop and not the best data or processing of said data.

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Wow - is that the Whirlpool Galaxy, Messier 51?

Excellent result.

Cheers

Dennis

Yes! lol in my haste, I forgot to post what it was I took a picture of

It looks better than the first photos from The Hubble. lol

Re-doing a few photos, this turned out pretty well.