Re: (meteorobs) Ulrich's software

• To: Ulrich Beinert <analemma@gmxdot de>
• Subject: Re: (meteorobs) Ulrich's software
• From: Rob McNaught <rmn@aaocbn.aaodot gov.AU>
• Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2001 06:42:23 +1000 (EST)
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Ulrich,
Actually Tom makes a good point.  There are occasions when one wants ONLY
the bright meteors (e.g. fireball patrol) and in such cases one should go
to wider angles.  The 1998 Leonids are a good example, as fish-eye lenses
had by far the largest number of trails per exposure and probably overall.
The all-sky image from Bratislava(?) in 1998 will be an enduring classic.
Cheers, Rob

Robert H. McNaught
rmn@aaocbn.aaodot gov.au

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