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Author Archives: Greg Parker
Why my images (deep-sky or otherwise) are not available “for free” or on the cheap
I have reproduced below an e-mail conversation from a rather persistent fellow representing a very well known Publisher. For obvious reasons the Publisher’s name is crossed out as is the guy I’m having the conversation with – but all the … Continue reading
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First Light for the 2 x Canon 200mm prime lens array
Last night I managed to finish off setting up the 2 x Canon 200mm prime lenses and their M26C Trius OSC CCDs. The new Trius just needed a tiny tweak to get it perfectly flat to the imaging train. That … Continue reading
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Almost set up
It was a beautiful clear Moonless night last night (we don’t get very many of those in a year) and instead of imaging I was setting up 🙁 These things unfortunately need to be done, shame it was under almost … Continue reading
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The Experian problem
The money from the Post Office Savings Account is now finally back in my Lloyds Bank account having spent 1 week and 3 days in limbo. This was not resolved by the Post Office finally seeing sense and getting their … Continue reading
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Tom How camera synchronisation software
Tom How has lots of variations of camera synchronisation software for budding mini-WASP imagers. Check out details here: http://astro.neutral.org/software/multiple-camera-sync-ccdSoft-TheSkyX.html
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The Post Office farce might have finally been sorted
So did the Post Office finally come to their senses and sort things out to my satisfaction then?? Did they hell. This is what happened. Last week I wrote a letter to the local newspaper spelling out the sick joke … Continue reading
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If a mirror inverts left-right (lateral inversion) then why not top-bottom as well?
The short answer to this age-old question is that it does. To see how it does you unfortunately need to read what comes below. However – what I find much more interesting is why we have difficulty in understanding what … Continue reading
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Post Office farce – yes it does actually continue unabated!!
So where were we on this nonsense? Oh yes, last Monday I went into the Post Office at Lymington with my passport and a statement from Southern Electric (just received, so within 2 months) which were copied and certified (for … Continue reading
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The new Conservative government and fox hunting
One of my most precious possessions is an original document – Grey Owl’s farewell to the children of the British Isles. It dates from 1937 and it has something very important to say about fox hunting, something the Conservative Party … Continue reading
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The complete and utter farce that is the Post Office continues!!
You probably didn’t think things could possibly get any worse didn’t you – I certainly thought that – absolutely no bloody chance. So this morning I logged onto my Post Office account (I couldn’t even do that on Friday) and … Continue reading
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