If it's coming from you and it's photography related I'd be wise to listen . Btw I started frequenting those photography sites you posted a little while ago.mcminty wrote:
Kerry, treat yourself to some L-series glass... and watch your money disappear
You have? That's soKmarion wrote:
If it's coming from you and it's photography related I'd be wise to listen . Btw I started frequenting those photography sites you posted a little while ago.mcminty wrote:
Kerry, treat yourself to some L-series glass... and watch your money disappear
You're out of your mind..lol. That is not what I call starting out money. At least not for an amateur. I plan on staying under 10k. Of course my plans never "stay" anywhere.mcminty wrote:
You have? That's soKmarion wrote:
If it's coming from you and it's photography related I'd be wise to listen . Btw I started frequenting those photography sites you posted a little while ago.mcminty wrote:
Kerry, treat yourself to some L-series glass... and watch your money disappear
Hmm, "proper" video equipment - how much you willing to spend? Got a spare $20,000 - $40,000 -> should have a look at RED.
You can, and ours is infintely cooler as it is a smiley face.mcminty wrote:
But seriously, I looked at the article and couldn't figure out if I would be able to see this well in Australia. Maybe I'll have a look after work. That should be around 1.5-2hrs after sunset, so would Venus still be good to see?
Yep.TimmmmaaaaH wrote:
You can, and ours is infintely cooler as it is a smiley face.mcminty wrote:
But seriously, I looked at the article and couldn't figure out if I would be able to see this well in Australia. Maybe I'll have a look after work. That should be around 1.5-2hrs after sunset, so would Venus still be good to see?
Kmarion wrote:
You should be able to see it. It will look like a smilie face for you.
Good, astrophotography is a beast all in itself.mcminty wrote:
Kmarion wrote:
You should be able to see it. It will look like a smilie face for you.
If it's good when I get home, I'll try to take a few pictures.
Glad I don't live anywhere near anything like Alligators.Kmarion wrote:
Well I know I heard the baby .. then I heard the water move right next to me. I had my dog with me an momma would not have liked that. ty.CrazeD wrote:
Kmarion wrote:
and (what I think was) an alligator ..lol.
Awesome pics!
It's too damn cloudy where I am.
Yes indeedy http://www.frankryanjr.com/venus.htm . I've got the same telescope.ATG wrote:
When you look at Venus through a telescope it goes through phases just like the moon.
Unless you're still grasping to Ptolemaic astronomy.ATG wrote:
When you look at Venus through a telescope it goes through phases just like the moon.
GodFather wrote:
So I went to look for the moon tonight, couldn't fucking find it... Looked in every direction... Lots of stars though, just no fucking moon (clouds?)
Kmarion wrote:
Look just after sunset btw.
Silly Aussie, you guys are coming in late. We had it right side up three days ago.bakinacake wrote:
Silly american's your moon is up-sided-down.
It was beautiful here, no clouds and the moon was right in the middle of the stars, couldn't find camera though.
Supposedly its only 5 years till the next one.
That would explain why our moon appears larger than Jupiter .DonFck wrote:
http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/1909 … ar1ul4.jpg
Well, d-uh?
On topic: Damn clouds. Couldn't see shit.
Silly american, we are almost a day infront of you .Kmarion wrote:
GodFather wrote:
So I went to look for the moon tonight, couldn't fucking find it... Looked in every direction... Lots of stars though, just no fucking moon (clouds?)Kmarion wrote:
Look just after sunset btw.Silly Aussie, you guys are coming in late. We had it right side up three days ago.bakinacake wrote:
Silly american's your moon is up-sided-down.
It was beautiful here, no clouds and the moon was right in the middle of the stars, couldn't find camera though.
Supposedly its only 5 years till the next one.
http://www.astronomy.com/asy/default.as … mp;id=7691
http://i33.tinypic.com/21ertjt.png
