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Taking (Good) Data
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- Subject: Taking (Good) Data
- From: Tom Droege <droege@wwa.com>
- Date: Sun, 14 Mar 1999 20:56:46 -0600
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It is only 9PM and I already have 320MBytes "In the Can". I have the focus
pretty good and the RA setting pretty good, and am taking a sequence where
I follow a star field for five frames.
With my present installation looking out a door at a 45 degree angel, I can
only see a few square degrees of sky, so there is no use asking me to point
at anything. I point where I can. With this consideration, does anyone
have any suggestions? Otherwise I plan to just sit at the one spot, take a
frame, back up, take another frame, etc., through the night. This is not
the night to ask for different exposures. I plan to run with about a 200
second exposure.
Tom Droege