Images in the Discussion Area?
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Images in the Discussion Area?
Am I correct in that Solar Images should go in the relevant section under Astrophotography? To prevent overlap/duplication?
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Re: Images in the Discussion Area?
It wouldn't be wrong to post them here, especially if the objective was to discuss some feature rather than to show off a great picture, but the relevant section of Astrophotography would generally be preferable, and would get more exposure.
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Re: Images in the Discussion Area?
I'm with Kathy. "A picture is worth a thousand words."
A couple of days ago, a member asked a simple question and got several written answers that, while correct, didn't suffice. I simply posted two images that demonstrated what everyone else was saying.
A couple of days ago, a member asked a simple question and got several written answers that, while correct, didn't suffice. I simply posted two images that demonstrated what everyone else was saying.
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