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Back on page three of this thread is an image and mention of those mythological and astronomical twins, Castor and Pollux. They are back for your viewing pleasure in the night sky with Jupiter joining them, an added bonus this year. At least for those stargazing in the Northern Hemisphere anyway. For right now, you will need to wait until late at night, Very Late. or Very Early in the morning if your clock works that way. A little after midnight. Look a little to the left of Orion and there these three will be forming an arc.Welcome, dear visitor! As registered member you'd see an image here…
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Procyon is along for the arc ride... As long as the clouds are not too much, the arc is visible even in cloudy, light polluted skies like the one shown here. This is the equivalent of a just almost but not quite ten minutes stars exposure with a five seconds clouds exposure. -
By Richard sokoloff · Posted
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Check the Image Display function in the Screen set-up menu - it would exhibit this behaviour if it is set to Continuous -
After taking an image, OK appears on the screen. Would expect this with multiple exposures however this is happening with single shots. Dissappears once prefocus shutter is pushed. Can't seem to find any menu setting to turn this off. Any suggestions welcome.
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