In response to: Messier 31, An Experiment

home [Visitor]
Nice post, thanks!
PermalinkPermalink 08/25/10 @ 15:24

In response to: Messier 31, An Experiment

Warren Focke [Visitor]
Sweet.
To deal with dynamic range issues, you could take several exposures of different length and combine them by taking each pixel from the longest exposure where it wasn't saturated/bled into, multiplied by an appropriate scale factor. Then apply a logarithmic scale to the composite. No idea if you can do this in Photoshop, but it shouldn't be hard with NumPy, MATLAB, PDL...
PermalinkPermalink 08/23/10 @ 22:42

In response to: A Lagoon In Search of a Boat

Tony C [Member]
I only wish I had framed it horizontally.

Next summer...
PermalinkPermalink 08/10/10 @ 07:26

In response to: A Lagoon In Search of a Boat

Gary McLean [Visitor] · http://www.gsmimaging.com
I like this one..As I have almost the same set up (just received my ST8399M) Iam looking forward to giving M8 a try. My web site has M8 using DSLR. Thanks
PermalinkPermalink 08/10/10 @ 07:06

In response to: Sproing!

Mark [Visitor]
Cool..I like the time lapse
PermalinkPermalink 05/29/10 @ 21:10

In response to: It was the summer of... '09

Benjamin [Visitor] · http://www.offbeatphotography.com
that is just awesome Tony.
PermalinkPermalink 05/16/10 @ 17:04

In response to: Fogginess of the Mind

metal roof [Visitor] · http://www.bratexusa.com/
Jamorama i think you have a great site here... today was my first time coming here.. i just happened to find it doing a google search. anyway, great post.. i'll be bookmarking this page for sure.
PermalinkPermalink 04/30/10 @ 07:25

In response to: Adieu for another year, Orion

mo baybordi [Visitor]
Definately a good start!
PermalinkPermalink 04/13/10 @ 06:31

In response to: Mercury ... Setting?

Tony C [Member]
Eh....it's all "me" time lately.
PermalinkPermalink 04/08/10 @ 23:21

In response to: Mercury ... Setting?

mo baybordi [Visitor]
Pretty neato. Takes some patience I bet but that's some good 'me time'!!!!!
PermalinkPermalink 04/08/10 @ 19:33

In response to: So much for any remaining semblence of manliness

Tony C [Member]
Sure, and then it causes your heart to make you feel dead.
PermalinkPermalink 04/07/10 @ 06:34

In response to: So much for any remaining semblence of manliness

Benjamin [Visitor] · http://www.offbeatphotography.com
Nothing like a good fright to make you feel Alive! Tony :)
PermalinkPermalink 04/07/10 @ 06:22

In response to: Drama in the Avian World

Ann Schimelpfenig [Visitor]
Love the pics and the blog. I'm afraid to drive to SGA at night, Can I tag along sometime when you're going. Ann Schimelpfenig, aka stellastunning@verizon.net
PermalinkPermalink 04/07/10 @ 03:59

In response to: Lens Comparisons

grillingtips [Visitor]
my first post
thank you for having me! :D
PermalinkPermalink 03/29/10 @ 19:44

In response to: Fogginess of the Mind

San Diego Real Estate [Visitor] · http://www.theapprovalexperts.com
Intriguing, how do I use this?
PermalinkPermalink 03/04/10 @ 22:40

In response to: Lens Comparisons

Benjamin [Visitor] · http://www.offbeatphotography.com
You're new lens looks like its working well for you!

Unfortunately, the link from the rss feed isn't working so well :)

Luckily I know how to find your blog!
PermalinkPermalink 11/07/09 @ 10:42

In response to: Ok...who's guilty?

Benjamin [Visitor] · http://offbeatphotography.com
I would take the credit but it wasn't eye.
PermalinkPermalink 09/16/09 @ 17:01

In response to: Prime Time

Benjamin [Visitor] · http://www.offbeatphotography.com
I'm glad to see the digital captures are working.

These are spectacular!
PermalinkPermalink 08/17/09 @ 06:40

In response to: Disaster Narrowly Averted!

Benjamin [Visitor] · http://www.offbeatphotography.com
This is good writing and very funny :)
PermalinkPermalink 07/21/09 @ 15:47

In response to: Time for some new subject matter

Tony C [Member]
One thing that I want to do is a sequence of a storm building. It'll take some planning and some lucky timing, though.
PermalinkPermalink 05/31/09 @ 07:15