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Excellent image, well done

Doubles are something I neglect. Thanks, I will check those out.

Bish

Glad to see it has gone into good hands.

Really nice shot. I have toyed with the idea of getting a Star Adventurer. Have you used it 'straight out of the box' - I'm hopeless at modifying anything technical!

Bish

I don't normally bother as the weather is usually bad and my garden is very light polluted, Despite lots of patchy cloud I stuck it out for an hour and did see 12 - of which 3 were impressive.

Thanks, I'll watch out for that one.

Nice images Brian. I missed first contact.

The forecast was poor here, and there was heavy cloud in the morning, but lucky I had plenty of good breaks between around 13:15 and 17:45 (when it disappeared behind trees). I'm glad I got to see a decent amount of it.

Hello,

I have a few camera items for sale

Canon EOS 5D, battery grip, 3 batteries and charger £250
Canon 85mm f1.8 lens £155
Artic Butterfly sensor cleaner £30

All excellent condition.

Thanks

Brian wrote:Nice sharp images. Was that an autofocus lens you used?

Regards,

Hi Brian,
Yes I did use autofocus. I focused when the moon was nice and bright as I knew it might be tricky during the eclipse. Thanks

Thanks David. Amazingly the sky stayed clear the whole time I was out.

Hi all. I used my 200mm lens (and tripod) for these

Incredible images

Very nicely done

Incredible for a single frame image.