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1º lugar na classificatória da SX2.
Curitiba - PR.
Piloto: Leandro Silva
Foto de Pamela Machado para FCM - Federação Catarinense de Motociclismo.
Me with Steph. I look so tired.... I had a really bad tiring week, totally exausted from lack of sleep, last week at work, stress from various things, visa issues etc........
The Triangulum Galaxy is a spiral galaxy 2.73 million light-years (ly) from Earth in the constellation Triangulum.
RGB process and other processes of M33 taken by a remote telescope located in Spain / crop
Telescope Optics:
OTA: Samyang 135 mm @ F3.5
Optical Design: Camera lens
Aperture: approx. 65mm
Focal Length: 129mm (actual)
F/Ratio: F2.8 (stopped down from F/2)
Guiding: ZWO 30 F/4 guidescope with Loadstar SX2
Mount: Paramount MyT
Capture date : 2025.08.07 and location : Spain
Free moon telescope
Shooting parameters : I telescope
Processing: Thomas Thomopoulos
Image credit : I Telescope / Thomas Thomopoulos
Messier 52 or M52, also known as NGC 7654 or the Scorpion Cluster, is an open cluster of stars in the highly northern constellation of Cassiopeia.
RGB and enhancement of a color image of M52 taken by a remote telescope located in Spain.
Another process / crop
Telescope Optics :
OTA: Samyang 135 mm @ F3.5
Optical Design: Camera lens
Aperture: approx. 65mm
Focal Length: 129mm (actual)
F/Ratio: F2.8 (stopped down from F/2)
Guiding: ZWO 30 F/4 guidescope with Loadstar SX2
Mount: Paramount MyT
Shooting parameters : I telescope
Processing: Thomas Thomopoulos
Image credit : I Telescope / Thomas Thomopoulos
Messier 39 or M39, also known as NGC 7092, is an open cluster of stars in the constellation of Cygnus, sometimes referred to as the Pyramid Cluster.
RGB process and other processes of M39 taken by a remote telescope located in Spain / crop
Telescope Optics:
OTA: Samyang 135 mm @ F3.5
Optical Design: Camera lens
Aperture: approx. 65mm
Focal Length: 129mm (actual)
F/Ratio: F2.8 (stopped down from F/2)
Guiding: ZWO 30 F/4 guidescope with Loadstar SX2
Mount: Paramount MyT
Capture date : 2025.08.08 and location : Spain
Free moon telescope
Shooting parameters : I telescope
Processing: Thomas Thomopoulos
Image credit : I Telescope / Thomas Thomopoulos
Messier 52 or M52, also known as NGC 7654 or the Scorpion Cluster, is an open cluster of stars in the highly northern constellation of Cassiopeia.
RGB and enhancement of a color image of M52 taken by a remote telescope located in Spain.
Another process
Telescope Optics :
OTA: Samyang 135 mm @ F3.5
Optical Design: Camera lens
Aperture: approx. 65mm
Focal Length: 129mm (actual)
F/Ratio: F2.8 (stopped down from F/2)
Guiding: ZWO 30 F/4 guidescope with Loadstar SX2
Mount: Paramount MyT
Shooting parameters : I telescope
Processing: Thomas Thomopoulos
Image credit : I Telescope / Thomas Thomopoulos
Old shot from that roll of Coles Reliance 400 where everything came out green. Have tried to subdue the colours a bit here.
Better get this sucker before it goes to seed. Too bad, my camera does not have a weed killer mode. I can just set it to that mode, click, zap! Maybe the next generation SX2 will. Have a happy weekend everyone!
This flower of the weed was shot with my Canon PowerShot SX1 IS with the Raynox DCR-250 lens attached.
For my other shots taken with the Raynox DCR-250 lens, click here.
So I bought one of those overpriced Eximus Wide & Slim crappycams. It's pretty much a Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim (I've seen it described as a clone of the viv, but since Vivitar don't manufacture stuff themselves I reckon the people distributing these just bought a bunch from the same supplier that Vivitar did, rather than re-engineering a piece of plasticky crap).
In terms of build and image quality, it's about as good as, or slightly worse than, plenty of other crappycams that I've paid 2 or 3 bucks for. But it does have that 22mm lens. And you can't get the Vivitar UWS cheaply these days anyway.
I didn't add the green cast. Since I've gotten similar colours in the same spot with the Holga 135BC and different film, I'm thinking it's something to do with the light in this location hitting a plastic lens. Either that or crappy profiles on the scanner.
Another one using Verm's Sigma 12-24. Think I may need to get one for myself, but the current model looks to be a castrated version with no aperture ring. Anybody know anywhere that sells the old model?
Still have two rolls left from the batch of CR400 that gave me the green pics. Wondering whether to shoot them in a proper camera or a crappycam, or both.
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