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Date: 27 Aug 2006 04:56:09
From: astro
Subject: searching custom screendumps of starry night 6, Thesky6


Hi,

I would like to buy "Starry Night Pro 6" or "TheSky6 Serious Astronomer

Edition" that looks on par.
I know products from bisque and siennasoft for decades, performances of

these products, requirements, but not all details of the screen layout,
the
realism of (custom) landscapes, gradation of sunset, settings, and
stars
appearance (I stopped buying them at v5)

If you are using these products (no other version), could you contact
me ?
I would like to ask you some details and to send me some hires
screenshoots
simulating 3 night skies so that I could compare the results with
simulations I did with other products or older versions.

If you agree, give me the URL of your website where I can find your
email. I
will send you my specifications (location, time, etc) for the
simulation.

Thanks in advance

Thierry
Have a clear and dark sky.
PS. Reply only on this group.





 
Date: 27 Aug 2006 09:13:15
From: RMOLLISE
Subject: Re: searching custom screendumps of starry night 6, Thesky6


Hi Thierry:

Bring 'em on. :-)


astro wrote:
> RMOLLISE wrote:
> > Hi:
> >
> > Feel free to email me concerning The Sky 6 if you wish, and I'll be
> > very happy to email you screenshots, etc., but you'll find plenty of
> > screenshots here:
> >
>
> I know the reviews but I need detailled screenshoots.
> I will send thus you my request for TheSky6 in the next hours
>
> 73
> Thierry, ON4SKY



 
Date: 27 Aug 2006 08:59:18
From: astro
Subject: Re: searching custom screendumps of starry night 6, Thesky6



RMOLLISE wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Feel free to email me concerning The Sky 6 if you wish, and I'll be
> very happy to email you screenshots, etc., but you'll find plenty of
> screenshots here:
>

I know the reviews but I need detailled screenshoots.
I will send thus you my request for TheSky6 in the next hours

73
Thierry, ON4SKY



 
Date: 27 Aug 2006 08:18:32
From: RMOLLISE
Subject: Re: searching custom screendumps of starry night 6, Thesky6


Hi:

Feel free to email me concerning The Sky 6 if you wish, and I'll be
very happy to email you screenshots, etc., but you'll find plenty of
screenshots here:

http://www.bisque.com/help/v6/TheSky_Version_6.htm

You can read my review of 6 here:

http://www.buytelescopes.com/container.asp?dest=/uncle_rod/archive3.htm

This review applies to both "Professional" and "Serious Astronomer."

I think The Sky 6 is probably about the "best" when it comes to
planetarium programs. That said, if you just want realism, you best bet
is probably Starry Night Pro PLUS. The Sky 6 is pretty darned
realistic-looking, however, and will allow you to use digital images of
your very own horizon (mine is, instead set up for Prude Ranch...I find
that inspirational ;-))...

I've used Starry Night...sure...but The Sky seems to be a better fit
for me.

Peace,
Rod Mollise
Author of:
Choosing and Using a Schmidt Cassegrain Telescope
and
The Urban Astronomer's Guide
<http://skywatch.brainiac.com/astroland >
The Annual SCT User Imaging Contest is Underway!
<http://www.rothritter.com/contest/2006/ >



astro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to buy "Starry Night Pro 6" or "TheSky6 Serious Astronomer
>
> Edition" that looks on par.
> I know products from bisque and siennasoft for decades, performances of
>
> these products, requirements, but not all details of the screen layout,
> the
> realism of (custom) landscapes, gradation of sunset, settings, and
> stars
> appearance (I stopped buying them at v5)
>
> If you are using these products (no other version), could you contact
> me ?
> I would like to ask you some details and to send me some hires
> screenshoots
> simulating 3 night skies so that I could compare the results with
> simulations I did with other products or older versions.
>
> If you agree, give me the URL of your website where I can find your
> email. I
> will send you my specifications (location, time, etc) for the
> simulation.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Thierry
> Have a clear and dark sky.
> PS. Reply only on this group.