Hello Robert and All, >Is there a reason I'm getting permanent failure messages from the group? I get two per message and can't determine if my posts are making it on the board. Robert, your

Here is a description I posted a week or so ago: https://ap-gto.groups.io/g/main/message/71851 -- Dean Jacobsen http://astrophoto.net/wp/ Image Gallery -

Each of the 3 images is a stack of 8 x 30 seconds using an SBIG STL11K camera. 3454mm focal length, 9 micron pixels. Roland Christen

Excellent ! The expansion of the spiraling jet is obvious. Could you remind me the camera and exposure time used ? Christian Le 30/07/2020 à 18:49, uncarollo2 <chris1011@...>

https://www.astrobin.com/full/nak28s/B/ Rolando

Excellent. So 6.4SP1 is the one we like? -- Dean Jacobsen http://astrophoto.net/wp/ Image Gallery - http://astrophoto.net/wp/image-gallery/ Astrobin - https://www.astrobin.com/users/deanjacobsen/

You can find all releases on ASCOM's github releases page: https://github.com/ASCOMInitiative/ASCOMPlatform/releases A direct link to the 6.4SP1 release is

On Wed, Jul 22, 2020 at 03:51 PM, Ray Gralak wrote: "Do not update" is the update. I may not have time to look into this until next week, if even then. Is there something in 6.5 that you need? So,

Not to mention the complete lack of an INDI client library for Windows. The only one that exists is unfinished and has not been touched for almost a decade. There there is also the question of how to

My original plan was to leverage a cross-platform framework based on Alpaca. I even volunteered to create this framework, but the ASCOM team rejected the idea. Thus, the scope of the project has

Ray - any comments? Thanks, DT

Thanks everyone for your comments. I'm trying to make a GIF, which is not so easy because of the changing light from dusk at the beginning to the final images as the comet dropped down into the muck.

But captain I'm giving it all I've got.... I can't change the laws of physics! Rolando, This is an amazing image of the comet! All the best, Scott

Dean I can't thank you enough for your help also. You gave me some great suggestions and very much appreciated. I was like a kid in the candy store watching APPM work a couple of nights ago! I'm

Irfanview can build a reasonable time lapse from a sequence of images. https://www.irfanview.com/ Bryan

Amazing image, I love the way the comet's rotation is captured.

Where are the starfleet chief engineers when you need them? Bryan

My 17" spaceship didn't have enough dylithium crystals to penetrate further past the wavy nitrogen, oxygen and carbon dioxide cloud surrounding our earthy platform in space in order to reach out for a

Outstanding Roland! The wispy details and nucleus draw the viewer in and leaves us yearning for a closer view. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Pete

Indeed. This is a fantastic image. Got me thinking about the relationship between fast rotating and slow rotating comets and their success rates in passing perihelion.