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![]() As did I. Not everyone captured the effect, but it can be captured on film. SWAG: an atmospheric effect? I saw a lecture that stated that the effect was due to blurring caused by a combination of diffraction effects and terrestrial atmospheric turbulence, these are apparently exarcebated in small aperture telescopes. A demonstration showed a white circle on a black background approaching a white edge for different spacings (5..1 pixels)and different applications of gaussian blur (using Photoshop or similar). This produced an effect very like images of the black-drop effect. -- J Whitby |
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