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Andy Resnick replied to the thread Our Beautiful Universe - Photos and Videos.I guess it's possible? It doesn't really change my conclusion that for me, using flats is a super-frustrating PITA that isn't worth my... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Our Beautiful Universe - Photos and Videos.My test run using flats for 55mm imaging was a disaster. Regardless of the underlying reasons (possibly correctable reasons), my... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Our Beautiful Universe - Photos and Videos.Flats... yeah, I've tried those. Unlike dark/bias/bad pixel frames, I spent at least a year (maybe even longer) trying to get flats to... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Our Beautiful Universe - Photos and Videos.I'm not done trying to locate the blemish, hopefully off-axis illumination (an idea borrowed from 'ultramicroscopy') will reveal the... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Our Beautiful Universe - Photos and Videos.We've had an unseasonal stretch of clear nights and good seeing conditions for the past week or so. Since there's currently nothing... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Most Hard-Driving Music?.Can't forget "The Mob Rules": apologies for my lack of skill embedding the video properly... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread The Secrets of Prof. Verschure's Rosetta Stones.Yet more fenitized gneiss: These gneisses are not the most photogenic of samples; I keep reminding myself that characterizing the... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Our Beautiful Universe - Photos and Videos.I had to get up pretty early for these: Taken @ 800mm (f/8), these are about 1:2 or 1:3 downsized. Upper image @ 1/60s ISO 200... -
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Today at about 4:30 am I saw the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter, where they were about the width of the full moon, or one half degree... -
Andy Resnick replied to the thread Classical Books with a more theoretical approach to turbulence and DNS.Holmes, Lumley, Berkooz and Rowley's "Turbulence, Coherent Structures, Dynamical Systems and Symmetry" may be a good match for you. In...












