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<font face="Comic Sans MS">Is this how the large number of nighttime
Lions on geysertimes were caught over the summer? I wondered, but
the OF image tweak does make a nighttime Lion capture seem </font>reasonable.
Jealous about the meteor capture. In several attempts with the
Perseids, I've gotten a smudge and a very skinny streak!<br>
Karen<br>
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On 9/19/2013 2:25 AM, David Monteith wrote:
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I've got my computer set up to automatically capture webcam images
around the time of a full moon. Overcast conditions made viewing
leading up to the current harvest moon hit and miss but I thought I'd
share two fun images. I don't remember capturing a meteor before.
Dave
PS: If you are thinking the images are brighter than what you've seen on
the NPS website, you are correct. My capture software automatically
adjusts the exposure of nighttime captures, increasing image contrast,
making it easier for me to see the eruptions.
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