1. Here is the document to which you want to link as you have it on your blog. Note that, apart from looking an indecipherable mess, it overwrites the blog:
2. Now try this. It gets you exactly the same document, leaves your blog open and looks the part:
Click here for the same document.
Or perhaps something like which gives the reader a clue within the link itself:
Pavasal sourced documento medioambiental for the quarry,
CAN YOU SEE THE DIFFERENCE?
OK, but... The focus changes rapidly. It's tilted.
I think I'm expecting too much. Nice images though.
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| open cluster m52 with bubble and claw in cepheus veTEC571 on sv550 34x4min @ hcg100 |
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| emission nebula ngc7000 nan on cygnus veTEC571 on sv550 34x4min @ hcg100 |
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| nebulosity around sadr in cygnus veTEC571 on sv550 18x4min @ hcg100 |
Fed up with narrowband stuff. Here's the view through a sv260 which is supposed to make it look natural. But doesn't.
Two processes
1, old school with startools:
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| nebulosity surrounding cluster ngc6871 in cygnus veTEC571 on ts60 30x3min @ hcg100 |
2. remove stars, stretch and hope for the best. siril and setiastro:
The mw in Cygnus seems less dense.
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| open cluster m39 and milky way in cygnus veTEC571 on ts60 32x3min @ hcg100 |
The wild duck. One with and one without the tilt adjuster.
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| m11 with the milky way in scutum veTEC571 on ts60 10x3min @ hcg100 process st no adjuster |
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| 11x3min the next night process setiastro tilt adjusted |
Sometimes called tilter.
Starting with the left to right tilt.
With the camera orientation horizontal and viewing from behind the camera:
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| veTEC571 in horizontal orientation view from below |
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| view from above |
And my patience ends because it looks good enough...!
Still to do: find out the effect of adjusting the horizontally opposed sets of screws does to get the top and bottom tilt.
