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Stars & Star Clusters

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Photographer

Anthony Ayiomamitis

E-mail

anthony@perseus.gr

Location

Athens, Greece

Date

Oct 02, 2006 @ 01:45 - 03:50 UT+3

Equipment

AP 160 f/7.5 StarFire EDF, AP 1200GTO GEM, SBIG ST-2000XM, SBIG CFW10, SBIG LRGB + IR-block

Description

One of the two members of the famous Perseus Double. Please note that it has been rotated 90 degrees CCW on purpose so as to satisfy the 640x480 restriction.
 

Photographer

Anthony Ayiomamitis

E-mail

anthony@perseus.gr

Location

Athens, Greece

Date

Jan 09, 2007 @ 20:15 - 22:20 UT+2

Equipment

AP 160 f/7.5 StarFire EDF, AP 1200GTO GEM, SBIG ST-2000XM, SBIG CFW10, SBIG LRGB + IR-block

Description

One of the two members of the famous Perseus Double.
 

Photographer

Mark Sibole

Location

Fife Lake MI.

Date

Feb 8 2007

Equipment

Imaging telescope Meade 80 mm APOP @ approx f/3 Imager Meade DSI PRO II Meade IrLRGB filters. Piggybacked on a Meade LX200R 10 inch. Autoguided with a Meade DSI PRO.

Description

This is a LRGB image of M45 captured with a Meade 80 mm APO at approx f/3. It consists of 80 minutes luminance info and 20 minutes each per color channel. Captured in 4 minute sub frames.
 

Photographer

John L. Graham

Location

Kettering, Ohio

Date

3/18/07 4h UT

Equipment

Meade LXD75 SN6, DSI & DSI Pro

Description

This image of M3 was taken using a DSI Pro (L:40x15sec) and a DSI (RGB:25x30sec) at the prime focus of an LXD75 SN6. The source images were saved as FITS3P combined offline in drizzle. Drizzle was also used to convert the FITS3P from the DSI to a BMP. The LRGB was then assembled in Photoshop.
 

Photographer

Piotr Perczak

Location

Jeziory Wielkie, Poland

Date

02-18-2007

Equipment

Sky Watcher ED80, Vixen GPD2 mount, Canon EOS 300D

Description

This image was stacked from 20 1 min. exposures taken at ISO1600. The mount was unguided.
 

Photographer

Anthony Ayiomamitis

E-mail

anthony@perseus.gr

Location

Athens, Greece

Date

Mar 08, 2007 @ 20:45 - 22:50 UT+2

Equipment

AP 160 f/7.5 StarFire EDF, AP 1200GTO GEM, SBIG ST-2000XM, SBIG CFW10, SBIG LRGB + IR-block

Description

This beautiful open cluster in Auriga is generally unknown and in spite of its brightness (mag 5.4) and apparent size (30'). It is worthy for both visual observers and photographers.
 

Photographer

Anthony Ayiomamitis

E-mail

anthony@perseus.gr

Location

Athens, Greece

Date

Feb 21, 2007 @ 20:30 - 22:35 UT+2

Equipment

AP 160 f/7.5 StarFire EDF, AP 1200GTO GEM, SBIG ST-2000XM, SBIG CFW10, SBIG LRGB + IR-block

Description

Regrettably this stunning open cluster and Messier object is quite often overlooked. There exist few photos of this DSO?!
 

Photographer

Eric Jacob

E-mail

ericjacob613@yahoo.com

Location

Santa Barbara CA

Date

02-20-2007, 12:20am PST

Equipment

Celestron 102mm Wide Biew, focallength 500mm, f/5. Canon 10D at ISO 400. A single 2-minute exposure processed in PhotoShop CS.

Description

M3 Globular Cluster, one of the deep sky masterpieces of Winter and Spring.
 

Photographer

Mila Zinkova

E-mail

migagami4@yahoo.cpm

Location

San Francisco, California

Date

12/19/07 5:52 a.m.

Equipment

Canon XTI, 18 mm lens

Description

A naked eye Nova Scorpii 2007
 

Photographer

Ivan Gastaldo

E-mail

gastaldo@bellsouth.net

Location

The Everglades, FL

Date

02/17/2007, 9:00PM

Equipment

William Optics SD-66 refractor, piggybacked on a 10" Meade LX-200GPS in Alt-Az. Wide field achieved with the help of an Atik .5 focal reducer/corrector. A stack of 40x40 second exposures, processed with Adobe Photoshop.

Description

The wonderful Pleiades cluster in all its glory... Most definitely one of the nicest Jewels of the Sky.
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