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 slight crop.jpg "Leo II Dwarf Galaxy 2011/05/20 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 10*300s DDP")
 crop.jpg "NGC1555 Hind's Variable Nebula in Taurus 2011/11/22 TMB203, SXV-H9, 12*300s Wispy nebula illuminated by T Tauri to its left")
.jpg "C/2009 P1 Garradd 111028TMB203 with SXV-H9 12 * 300s Sum combined Multiple tails show up quite nicely in this long exposure. Last one for the 2011 season. It's now behind my tree horizon but should be visible in the morning sky again by the end of the year.")
 slight crop.jpg "C/2009 P1 Garradd 111016 TMB203 with SXV-H9 10 * 60s SD combined so stars don't trail Mainly coma and not much tail")
 medium crop.jpg "Comet 45P Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova 110929 TMB203 with SXV-H9 10*60s Only 10 degrees altitude in the horizon cloud. Very nice tail though")
 slight crop_110503.jpg "H280 NGC4762 Date: 2011 May 03 Scope,Camera: TMB203,SXV-H9 Exposure: 12*300s")
 crop_080326.jpg "H279 NGC4754 Date: 2008 Mar 26 Scope,Camera: TMB203,SXV-H9 Exposure: 12*60s Reprocess to split from NGC4762")
 crop.jpg "UGC7321 2011/04/27 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 12*300s DDP Very thin galaxy in Coma. See Sky & Telescope May 2011 pp62 for more details")
 110407.jpg "Hickson 69 2011/04/07 TMB203, SXV-H9, 12*300s Nice compact group of galaxies in Boötes. Good range of different galaxy types")
 crop 110313.jpg "NGC2346 (M1-10) Planetary Nebula in Monoceros 2011/03/13 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 6*300s each Ha(red) & OIII(blue) Nice hourglass shaped nebula")
 crop 110313.jpg "Hanny's voorwerp 2011/03/13 TMB203, SXV-H9, 12*300s Strong moonlight The \"voorwerp\" is just below IC2497 in the centre of the image. Needs a bit of (green) colour to bring this out but wasn't possible with the strong moonlight")
 double size crop colourised_101024.jpg "H053 NGC1535 Date: 2010 Oct 24 Scope,Camera: TMB203,SXV-H9 Exposure: 12*(60s&300s) OIII")
 crop.jpg "Comet 103/P Hartley 2010/10/13 22:15 UT Pentax75 SX-M25C 12*300s Coma much larger than 2010/10/06 and the tail (pointing to 4 o'clock) is easily visible Easily visible in 15*50 binoculars in moderate light pollution")
-full-animation.jpg "Animation of Neptune and Triton passing through the stars of East Capricornus TMB203, SXV-H9, 10*10s for each of the animation frames")
 annotated.jpg "2010/09/25 00:25UT Uranus with all 4 of the easily imaged moons TMB203, SXV-H9 3*30s. DDP with a mild FFT sharpening used")
 SD Raw RGB crop.jpg "Jupiter and its moons from 2010/09/30, 00:05 TMB203 & SXV-H9 3*0.005s subs through RGB filters. Moons 0.1s Focal length of the TMB is 1800mm.")
-animation.jpg "Animation of Jupiter and Uranus moving against the background stars on betwwen 1010/09/13 and 2010/09/26 Jupiter passed Uranus on the night of the 19th/20th. Jupiter can be seen getting closer to and then moving away from Uranus Pentax 75 SDHF & SX-M25C camera with 10s and 0.1s subs A composite background image without the planets was produced from all the 10s images and Jupiter, the satellites & Uranus layered in from the nightly images Jupiter is from .1s images while Uranus is from 10s images.")
-SD-DDP.jpg "Animation of Jupiter and Uranus moving against the background stars on 2010/09/01, 2010/09/02 & 2010/09/07 Jupiter is obvious starting on the left of the frame on 100901. Uranus is fainter and half way down the frame on the Right hand side Each image is a composite of .1s, 1s & 10s subs Pentax 75 SDHF & SX-M25C camera Note the relative movement of Jupiter's satellites, especially in the 22hrs between the 100901 & 10902 images")
 SD DDP(Auto&Mid&Core) crop.jpg "NGC6781 in central Aquila Mag 11.2 Size 1.9arcmin 2010/08/27 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 12*300s each Ha & OIII Ha-Sg-OIII (Synthetic Green in Maxim) Nice classic planetary with OIII disk and Ha outer envelope")
 crop.jpg "NGC6804 in central Aquila Mag 12.0 Size 1.1arcmin 2010/08/29 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 12*300s each Ha & OIII Ha-Sg-OIII (Synthetic Green in Maxim) Pretty blue outer envelope with inner ring. Some Ha in the inner ring")
 crop.jpg "NGC7094 in Pegasus (Near M15) Mag 13.4 Size 1.6arcmin 2010/08/29 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 12*300s each Ha & OIII Ha-Sg-OIII (Synthetic Green in Maxim) All blue with nice tendrils")
 crop.jpg "NGC7048 NGC7048 in Cygnus Mag 12.1 Size 1.0arcmin 2010/08/30 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 12*300s each Ha & OIII Ha-Sg-OIII (Synthetic Green in Maxim) Another classic blue disk red outer halo planetary Some nice Ha turbulence tendrils in the disk")
 crop.jpg "Abell 78 (PK 81-14.1) in Cygnus Mag 14.3 Size 1.9*1.5arcmin 2010/08/30 TMB203 f/9 SXV-H9 6*300s each Ha & OIII Ha-Sg-OIII (Synthetic Green in Maxim) Blue inner ring with hint of outer halo Needs more time")
 SD Raw layered rotate crop annotated.jpg "Jupiter and the 4 main moons 2009 June 25th 01:40UT TMB203, SXV-H9 10*1s for the moons, 10*.001s for the disk, layered in Photoshop")
 crop.jpg "Comet 2009/R1 McNaught 2010/06/15 02:15 Pentax75 SHDF SXV-M25C 30*60s Guided on the comet head Note the multiple tail structure near the head. Despite being at around magnitude 5.5, this was a very difficult object very low down in the mid-summer twilight. It was easily visible in 15*50 binoculars as a fuzzy star but not seen naked eye")
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