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Photographerioannis.dLocationgreeceDateAUGUST 2006EquipmentETX 125 SS.F 90 NIKON,SLIDE FILMDescriptionATHENS MOONRISE |
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PhotographerJohn L. GrahamLocationKettering, OhioDate03:25 1/2/2007 UTEquipmentMeade LXD75 N6, Meade DSIDescriptionThis is a composite of 95x10 second images of the asteroid 22 Kalliope showing its motion between 03:25 and 03:45 UT on January 2nd. At the time, this main belt asteroid was located about 2 degrees south of M36 in Auriga at a distance of 1.7 AU shining at Mv=10.2. The source images were taken with a Meade DSI at the prime focus of an LXD75 N6, saved as FITS3P, aligned, combined, and converted to BMPs using drizzle, final touch-up in Photoshop. |
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PhotographerLeek Meng LeeLocationFrom National University of SingaporeDate10 Dec 2006, 0200 local timeEquipmentPhilips ToUcam with Televue 3x barlow, on a Vixen 100EDsf telescope (equivalently Orion 100ED or Skywatcher Pro100ED) on a GP mount. Processed with Registax and IRIS.DescriptionThis is a stack of around 600 frames of Saturn where the seeing is average. This is an example of the webcam revolution (remember, this is only a 4" scope). |
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PhotographerLeek Meng LeeLocationFrom National University of SingaporeDate11 Dec 2006 1000 local timeEquipmentOrion Mak 90 spotting scope with Orion 90mm solar filter. Toucam at prime focus, on Vixen GP mount. Processed with Registax and IRIS.DescriptionThe recent sunspot that causes an X-ray flare. This is the white light image of it. Note that it is taken with a 90mm Maksutov only! This scope is originally intended as a guidescope but in the end it impresses me as a keeper scope. |
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PhotographerJoao ClerigoLocationM.Grande, PortugalDate2006/08/09EquipmentVixen ED102SS + Vixen Porta Canon EOS300D + Maxview 2"DescriptionMoon. color saturated. |
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PhotographerMikeLocationVan Buren, AR USADate11222006-0058utEquipment5" F5.2 660mm Televue 127is refractor ST10XMEI ccd Losmandi G11 MountDescriptionComet Swan taveling back into space traveled across the galactic core and in front of a dark nebula. Dark meets light. |
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PhotographerRobert HortonLocationJamestown, RIDateNovember 8, 2003EquipmentTakahashi Sky 90, Nikon FM camera body, Fujichrome 100 film.DescriptionThe sequence of the November 8, 2003 total lunar eclipse was captured as multiple images on s single frame of film. By allowing the telescope to track at sidereal rate, the moon moved about one diameter every hour, from the lower right corner of the film, to the upper left. The exposures were timed about every 49 minutes to allow some overlap of the images, and the length of the each exposure was adjusted according to how much of the moon was eclipsed. In all, it took about 5 ½ hours to complete this sequence. |
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PhotographerBhushan JoshiLocationPune,Maharashtra,India.Date14-12-06 at 21:30 UTEquipmentTelescope: Anteres8" refractor Camera: Canon Powershot Mount :DobsonianDescriptionThough this is very basic photo which can be taken by any astrophotographer,some points i would like to pointout. This photo is taken by telescope which was mounted on simple Dobsonian mount and not having tracking system and very simple canon digital camera(not CCD). |
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Photographerioannis.dLocationAthens, GreeceDate5/5/2006EquipmentETX125SS-MEADE,F90NIKONDescriptionA HOT SUNSET FROM ATHENS GREECE |
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PhotographerBhushan JoshiLocationChinchwad,Pune ,India.Date12/15/2006, 23:45UTEquipmentTelescope: Anteres 8" reflector Camera: Sony 'security' camera with prime focus. Mount:DobsonianDescriptionSurface of Moon.This photograph is taken by Sony 'security camera' with prime focus. |
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