Come to Doncaster Astronomical Society . Providing astronomy for the casual observer, serious enthusiast and access to the night sky using research-grade equipment. Schools throughout Doncaster and the surrounding catchment area are especially welcome to use our facilities and experience, as a suppliment to the GCSE Astronomy syllabus. View the night sky in mixed and pleasant company in a secure environment. Item above for directions to the Domes in Austerfield.

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The new OO-ODK12 sat beside the Tak 106 on the AP 900GTO mount. Ribbon Cutting on the Orion ODK12, 17. The Observatory Log reports details of the work as it was done. We also plan to use the equi.

I could see it all night, or whenever I looked. It got clear enough to see the Milky Way at the top of the sky too. 12 noon, Max and I went to the big dome to install a shelf that Max had previously made, in.

200GPS reflector on an equatorial wedge with a Skywatcher. Magnitude, when sky conditions and the Cloud God permit.

This is my normal work screen, not that you should copy it, but it should give you somewhere to start. Most important is the Histogram. Below it is a row of three items. Is a means of making adjustments to the photo in a non-destructive manner, whereas the normal Curves and Levels etc. can be counted as destructive, in that if used their effect is permanent and to remove it you have to go back to a prior History state. Refers to control over individual colour channels. To see what you have .