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So you`ve managed to go one better then Nick and get them to actually turn the things off albeit at 1am ;-).
Yes it will be interesting to see how Peter and his council get on!.
Steve
This is one of the new lights, I assume its one of the dark sky friendly type?. Its certainly helped at my location!
cheers
Steve
Hi John
Think our posts just crossed. I remember most of the tutorials on spectroscopy recommended the standard spectro `candle` Vega for correcting but as you may have seen in my post above I`m still a bit unsure if I should be using a fresh correcting spectrum for each star, logic would assume that we should for more accurate correction the thing is finding a star of similar class to the one you are observing within a near enough distance away which all takes time and with the British weather we `enjoy` time is not always a luxury we can be sure of!
cheers
Steve
Hi Andy
Thats pretty cool as yours was taken with the Lhires III and there doesn`t seem a great deal of difference between the two!. Quite pleased with that :-).
BTW I tend to use the same spectrum for correcting all the spectra taken that night and not sure if I should really be taking a matching spectrum for each star, is that the way you do it??
best
Steve
