u/Imperial_Citizen_00

M45 The Pleiades

• 2 Hours
• 238 Subs @ 30 Seconds

Post processed in Siril - Slight touchup in Gimp

M16 Eagle Nebula

• Natural Color and my attempt at a Hubble palette
• 307 Subs @ 30 Seconds

Stacked in Stacking Wizard - Initial Processing, Star Removal and Recompositing in Siril - Final Touch ups in Gimp

My very first image on the S50 Pro

- 1 hour capture time
- 114 exposures UPDATED
- 30 sec
- Post Processed in the app

I cant decide on a color scheme:

#1 All white is just sexy (I am heavily leaning towards this one)

#2 White with black textured grips isn't so bad either

#3 I had a white slide on a black grip many years ago and a previous gun and it felt sleek too

Found another fun building, lol, although for some reason it was the only building that doesn't have power, it was barricaded both inside and out which made it even creepier with the color scheme going on and spanned 3 stories...I was hoping for some fun loot and some cryptic things to pop up but honestly, it was the most boring building to explore with the exception of lots of soda's up on the top floor bar

It’s official, I’m a remote pilot now, lol

I got my PPL October last year. Around January while boredly exploring the FAA website, I saw that the Part 107 training was just a simple PowerPoint on the FAA training site, with a basic written exam at the end.

Everything is free, and since I had just gotten my PPL the flight review was N/A cause I’m current. Having no one at my college with the authority to submit it to the FAA (I did everything I could on IACRA as far as possible before it gets reviewed and forwarded on) I reached out to my local FSDO.

Typical government style, it took them a few months to get back to me but when I did get an appointment, it was an easy 30 minutes reviewing the application and wham bam I’m now a Remote Pilot 🤣

No idea what I’ll do with it, but it’s something…why not add a tool to the toolbox if I can, FOR FREE.

My wife just found an old phone from when we lived in Japan and was going through some old pictures. Out of nowhere she yells “Oh shit!”

So back when we first met, as is customary in Japan, she travelled everywhere by train and didn’t own a car. She used to see this old woman, no matter where she was just hanging out near her. Always wearing the same outfit.

We’re not talking just in the same city. My wife lived in Yamato which is about an hour from Tokyo. She’d see her there in Yamato, and then run into her in the heart of Tokyo, which anyone who’s been can tell you is a massive city and the chances of that are slim. She’d run into her in Kawasaki when visiting her sister and niece/nephew. In the most random cities around Kanegawa prefecture, this lady was always where my wife was.

I started to joke that she was her protector. And that one of these days she’s gonna approach and tell her that she’s a demigod or some anime shit (I’m just kidding for fun obviously).

We left Japan in 2019, but for the 5 years we lived there this woman was around every corner in our travels.

*edits for spelling/autocorrect*

I had some extra resin and didn’t have a project that would use the little bit I had left, so I did want any good citizen would do and decided to print some super small scale starships

1/10,000 scale to be exact

Rodger Young Corvette Transport compared to some Star Trek ships in the same scale for comparison

I present to you my 1/10,000 scale fleet

Task Force Sigma
Deep Space Exploration Initiative

USS Meridian NCC-76241 Akira Class
USS Asterion NCC-78104 Intrepid Class
USS Celestine NCC-80427 Luna Class (Cmd Ship)
USS Vespera NCC-74692 Nova Class
USS Peregrine NCC-75583 Saber Class
USS Wayfarer NCC-75926 Saber Class

Dusted off my old original Anycubic Photon that’s been collecting dust for YEARS and decided to give this project a go.

Original files are scaled for MG but with the ability to change scale to my will, why stop there?

Just finished a 7 hour print of the head to ensure the new resin and printer is properly calibrated…time to work on the chest now! Even for such an old printer, this thing is crisp!