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Old 05-16-2007
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Well I had today off and got a shot of the spotlight before the rain happened this afternoon.
Its been a while since I had some worthwhile viewing and now with summer setting in ,its almost 10:30 pm to see the north star for polar alignment.
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Okay here is the picture
Sorry I forgot to add the picture .
This was taken today May 16th 2007
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Very nice photo of ss955, what equipment used? Clear Skies.
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equipment used
I used my Canon rebel XT with the T-ring and adaptor and the standard Celestron solar mylar filter on a Nexstar 8 SE.
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Thanks for the Info! Efrain
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