Thanks, Terry.

Always interesting to read your findings, Stu. Thanks for sharing.

Very impressive!

Excellent detail in those proms. Nice work!

Excellent detail in those proms. Nice work!

Looks good, Pedro.

Looks great, Arne.

Just had a quick look at the rise/set times where you live. That's some short days!

Nice as always, Eric. Always love seeing your prominence captures.

Nice set of images there, Brian.

The smaller sensor of the ASI1600 is working well there.

Nice report as always, James.

That looks very nice, John. And a single frame no less; excellent work.

A somewhat more quiet disk than we've been used to lately. But those proms and filaments really pop out; nicely captured!

Cheers, Rainer. Appreciate it.

Thanks Alexandra; you're too kind

If anything, the past year has been really useful in exploring my local area and discovering some interesting places.

The Sun is still absent here (going several weeks now). But a few other other things to share from the world around us. Thanks for looking! Hope you like it. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50647347593_ecc150826b_o.jpg As above, so below. by Jochen Maes , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/...

Very impressive!

Similar to Alexandra; it's quite hard to capture it here at all.

Beautiful winter scenery there, Brian.

Great capture there indeed!

Looks good, Alexandra. Glad to hear you managed to resurrect the CaK PST.

Also, once they predict snow; you can probably get the suntan lotion out

Interesting side-by-side comparison there, Pedro. Must have been a bit of effort to get all three etalons perfectly tuned.

Out of curiousity, how much did that triple-stack influence the exposure times?

Interesting side-by-side comparison there, Pedro. Must have been a bit of effort to get all three etalons perfectly tuned.

Out of curiousity, how much did that triple-stack influence the exposure times?

Nice as always, Eric.

Great lunar shot. Tons of detail inside the individual craters.

Nice way to start the year, Brian

I'm undecided between the middle and the right one (not that the left one is bad). I think if you sharpened the middle one a bit less (just a tad much I feel), it would be the best one.

Looks good as always, Pedro.

Will keep an eye out for the triple stack results.

Hi Mark. Some nice targeted swearing has never failed me either in getting things solved; nice work! ;) If I understand correctly, you'll be using the laptop for both capturing and processing the data? In that case, the advice given so far in this thread is spot on as far as I'm concerned. A decent ...