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Jupiter. Very first try! |
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Pablo Rosell |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 09/07/08 Posts: 123 |
Hi guys, Pablo - Fayetteville, AR |
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Elder Status: offline Registered: 07/14/07 Posts: 83 |
Wow, that's really awesome - especially for a "quick" shot, first try! There's some darned good detail in that shot. I'm assuming no layering or touch-ups? "Thus the heavens and the earth were completed in all their vast array." - Genesis 2:1, NIV |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 09/07/08 Posts: 123 |
Pablo - Fayetteville, AR |
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Elder Status: offline Registered: 08/25/08 Posts: 83 |
Pablo, |
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Elder Status: offline Registered: 07/14/07 Posts: 83 |
Oh, I gotcha! Well, it's pretty impressive, nonetheless. I, too, am looking forward to seeing what you can shoot once you get a good calibration and lock... it looks as though that scope can be set up for auto-tracking? "Thus the heavens and the earth were completed in all their vast array." - Genesis 2:1, NIV |
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Sage Status: offline Registered: 09/07/08 Posts: 123 |
Pablo - Fayetteville, AR |
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