Saturn, last update 20040205 (last update)

Dear all,

Saturn on 5th day of February at 22:14 & 22:56 (false colours) local time.
Seeing 7/10 (more???)
Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.

Regards
Sandro N.
Personal page:
http://tecnologic.altervista.org

Sandro N wrote:
Dear all,

Saturn on 5th day of February at 22:14 & 22:56 (false colours) local
time. Seeing 7/10 (more???)
Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.



Amazing images as usual. Hope you'll keep us informed next time you update
your site.
Have you tried deep sky, or do you prefer to keep to planetary imaging?


DaveL

Sandro N wrote:
Dear all,

Saturn on 5th day of February at 22:14 & 22:56 (false colours) local
time. Seeing 7/10 (more???)
Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.



Amazing images as usual. Hope you'll keep us informed next time you update
your site.
Have you tried deep sky, or do you prefer to keep to planetary imaging?


DaveL

John Steinberg:
Molto bello! Continui il lavoro fine.

"The bell is shedding its skin. Keep on washing the sand."

Did I mention that fancy myself a linguist? ;-)

Davoud

--
usenet *at* davidillig dawt com

John Steinberg:
Molto bello! Continui il lavoro fine.

"The bell is shedding its skin. Keep on washing the sand."

Did I mention that fancy myself a linguist? ;-)

Davoud

--
usenet *at* davidillig dawt com

"Dave" ha scritto nel messaggio
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Sandro N wrote:
Dear all,

Saturn on 5th day of February at 22:14 & 22:56 (false colours) local
time. Seeing 7/10 (more???)
Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.



Hi Dave,


Amazing images as usual.

Thanks for yours words.

Hope you'll keep us informed next time you update
your site.

Of course, I can't miss it !! ;-)


Have you tried deep sky, or do you prefer to keep to planetary imaging?

I'm living near a big town. "Deep sky" need clearly , dark sky. It's
impossible near the city.
Great deep sky frames = great sky !!

Best
Sandro N.

"Dave" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Sandro N wrote:
Dear all,

Saturn on 5th day of February at 22:14 & 22:56 (false colours) local
time. Seeing 7/10 (more???)
Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.



Hi Dave,


Amazing images as usual.

Thanks for yours words.

Hope you'll keep us informed next time you update
your site.

Of course, I can't miss it !! ;-)


Have you tried deep sky, or do you prefer to keep to planetary imaging?

I'm living near a big town. "Deep sky" need clearly , dark sky. It's
impossible near the city.
Great deep sky frames = great sky !!

Best
Sandro N.

"John Steinberg" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Sandro N wrote:

Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.

Molto bello! Continui il lavoro fine.

Very well, John !!! \ (Molto bene , John !!!)
Thanks for your report. \ (Grazie per il tuo commento)

Best
Sandro N.

"John Steinberg" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Sandro N wrote:

Theese are visible now on my little web-page.
Thanks to all for attentions.

Molto bello! Continui il lavoro fine.

Very well, John !!! \ (Molto bene , John !!!)
Thanks for your report. \ (Grazie per il tuo commento)

Best
Sandro N.

"John Steinberg" ha scritto nel messaggio
...
Davoud wrote:

Did I mention that fancy myself a linguist? ;-)

Your linguistic skills aren't measurably worse than my schoolboy
Italian, and they are more cunning.

John, you're a good student !!! ;-)


(Now the FCC can investigate me.)

Sandro does great work. All of his images impress, with the Mars
opposition, Saturn and lunar images being especially handsome and rich.

Seeing... ... only seeing. It has helped me. Thanks for all you are
mentioned.


That the 'lowly' digicam is capable of producing such superb results is
one of the great testaments to ingenuity in modern amateur astronomy.

John, I share all.

As for linguists, I like mine drizzled in a white wine clam sauce with
some crusty bread at the ready. Mo' garlic, mo' better!

-John Steinberg
email: lid


Sandro N.
personal page:
http://tecnologic.altervista.org