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Stars & Star Clusters

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Photographer

dietmar hager

E-mail

dietmar.hager@maz.at

Location

35 km north of linz, austria

Date

24.feb.08

Equipment

5" TMB Apo f/9 SXVF M25C one shot color

Description

http://www.stargazer-observatory.com/M35.html
 

Photographer

Fabiomassimo Castelluzzo

E-mail

fmcastelluzzo@hotmail.com

Location

Sant'Oreste,Roma,Italy

Date

29 Dic 2007 23.00 l.o.

Equipment

Newton Skywatcher 250mm f5 on EQ6 Pro, Canon 350D un-modified 13X2 minutes Exp, ISO 800

Description

NGC 2158 (globular cluster) and M35 (open cluster). The image has been cropped.
 

Photographer

Neil Fairbairn

Location

Edmonton, Canada

Date

12 Jan 2008

Equipment

William Optics Megrez 110mm refractor with FR-III focal reducer, Canon 30D 60x3min ISO 800, guided with ATIK AT16-IC and Orion 90mm Mak, SkyWatcher HEQ-5 Pro mount.

Description

M45 The Pleiades (The Seven Sisters) star cluster with nebulosity. Processed using ImagesPlus and PS CS2
 

Photographer

Peder Raatz-Pedersen

Location

Denmark

Date

January 19. 21:00

Equipment

Skywatcher 80 ED PRO, EQ3-2, Nikon D40.

Description

The open cluster M39 is 300 million years old and can be found near Deneb.
 

Photographer

Steve Crouch

E-mail

stevec@pcug.org.au

Location

Canberra (my back yard)

Date

12 September 2007 about 11pm

Equipment

RCOS 12.5" Ritchey Chretein mounted on Losmandy HGM200 with STL11000M camera. 60 minute unbinned exposures in red, green and blue were taken and these were combined as synthetic luminance.

Description

47 Tucanae (AKA NGC104) is the second brightest globular cluster in the sky after Omega Centauri. It has a much brighter highly condensed centre which is often highly over exposed in many shots.
 

Photographer

Milenko Stojadinov

E-mail

Milenko.Stojadinov@rnp.co.yu

Location

Pancevo, Serbia

Date

10/04/2007 00:50

Equipment

Canon EOS 350D unmodified camera Canon EF 400L lens, Canon Telextender x1.4 - 560mm EFL Vixen GP Equatorial Mount, Powerflex MTS-3SLP dual axis motor drive Unguided exposure 5x4min at ISO 1600, 1x4min Dark Digital processing: MaximDL, Photoshop

Description

Excellent Canon lens and extender is great astrophoto match to EOS 350D. Very good image cosidering 20min exposure throught 77mm lens.
 

Photographer

James Hannon

E-mail

jhhannon@snet.net

Location

Southbridge, Mass.

Date

June 14, 2007

Equipment

Orion 6" F/5 Newtonian on a Skyview Pro mount. Camera: DSI Pro 2

Description

While taking images on a road trip away from my backyard observatory I used my travel equipment to obtain this image of M13. I was actually waiting for a cloud bank to move in the southern sky to image some ojects there as a clear hole stayed in place in the area of M13. I got 15 min. of L, and 10 minutes each on RGB to complete the image. Some times you just have to take what the sky will give up.
 

Photographer

Hunter Wilson

Location

Mansfield, Ohio

Date

September 3, 2007

Equipment

Celestron 9.25 reduced 0.63 Orion Atlas EQ-G Mount Guided with PHD Guiding and EQMOD Canon 350D Hap Griffin Baader Mod

Description

M13 Imaged with the C9.25 at 1480mm focal length. Guiding was difficult, but it worked out well and the scope resolved the cluster nicely. 21x180sec at iso 1600 30 Darks/Flats/Bias
 

Photographer

Zoran Belobrajic

E-mail

zbelobrajic@yahoo.com

Location

Tribalj, Croatia

Date

08/13/2007

Equipment

SBIG ST2000XM with CFW8a and Astronomik type 2c LRGB filter set through WO ZS105ED telescope on Losmandy GM8 mount. WO ZS105ED working at f7.LRGB image 14X4min Luminance binned 1X1, RG&B 7X3min each binned 2X2.

Description

Image shows M11, Wild Duck Cluster with Scutum area Milky Way stars and dark nebulae as background.
 

Photographer

Judd Isbell

Location

Hanna City, IL.

Date

07/21/07 01:00

Equipment

Orion SkyView Pro 203mm Newtonian Reflector; Camera - Meade DSI; AutoStar Suite and Adobe PhotoShop

Description

Star Cluster M22 in Sagittarius
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