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Celestial Scenes
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Photographermohammadreza ghorbanzadeLocationiran,nekaDate2012/08/14Equipmentcannon 500dDescriptionMade in Photoshop |
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PhotographerAnthony MooreLocationGreenville, ALDate8/23/12 22:30EquipmentSV102ED SF-25, Celestron CGEM, Canon 500D (Un-Modified), Orion 50mm Guide Scope, StarShoot Autoguider. Capture Settings: ISO 800, 20X2min Subs with Darks, Flats and Bias frames stacked in DeepSky Stacker, with Post Processing in Photoshop CS5. Conditions: Clear, Transparency: Above Avg; Seeing: 4/5DescriptionThe Trifid Nebula or M20 is located in the constellation Sagittarius. The nebula is a combination of an emission nebula the lower region with the red tint and a reflection nebula which makes up the blue portion and a dark nebula, the combination of which gives the trifid appearance. |
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PhotographerSteve YerbyLocationSpringfield, VTDate08/18/2012 21:42EquipmentRebel XTi Door Hinge Barn Door (from S&T Aug 2011 I think) TripodDescriptionThis is a 90 sec image from the 2012 Stellafane Convention. It was taken from the top of Breezy Hill on the Saturday night after a heavy rain the night before. |
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PhotographerNick JohonieLocationBlue Canyon, CaliforniaDateAug 21,2012 9p.m.EquipmentCanon T31 mounted on a Celestron 8" Nexstar GPS F5.6, 3200 ISO, 14-second exposureDescriptionClockwise view, Mars at top, Saturn, Spica, Moon make a Diamond shaped pairing as they begin to set against a Summer evening from the Sierra Nevada Mountains |
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PhotographerKianoosh SabetizadehLocationTireh Village - North Of Arak - IranDate23.08.2012EquipmentCanon EOS 550D, Canon Lens 18-55 mm @18mm.Iso 800, f3.5. Contain 101 frames and Time Exposure of each frame is 30 sec (50 min)DescriptionTireh Village has very dark sky.It has n`t light pollution and has a very kind people. |
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Photographermohammad karamiLocationshahin shahr town - esfahan city - IranDate8/20/2012 7:04 PMEquipmentthis photo was taken by FUJIFILM FinePix HS20EXR camera. ISO - 100 / f/11 / exposure time : 1/250 sec. and 126mm focal length.Descriptionthe eagle that you see in this photo was determind to hunt the pigeon on the wire but the pigeon found the risk and left the wire Quickly.the sun spots are Clearly. |
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PhotographerAngelini Antonucci TaglianiLocationBrallo di PregolaDateJul 2012EquipmentRC-14” F/8,4 SBIG STX 16803 LRGB Filters Baader LRGB Mount: Gemini Telescope Design - MOFOD Fork MountDescriptionL:R:G:B 120:30:30:30 Authors: Image Acquisition: Marco Angelini - Fabio Tagliani Image Processing: Francesco Antonucci |
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PhotographerAngelini Antonucci TaglianiLocationBrallo di PregolaDate12 August 2012EquipmentRC-14” F/8,4 SBIG STX 16803 LRGB Filters Baader LRGB Mount: Gemini Telescope Design - MOFOD Fork MountDescriptionNGC 6992 Eastern Part of Cygnus Loop L-RGB composition of NGC6962 Eastern Part of the Cygnus Loop (Veil Nebula) RC-14” F/8,4 SBIG STX 16803 LRGB Filters Baader LRGB Mount: Gemini Telescope Design - MOFOD Fork Mount L-R:G:B 180-30:30:30 (minutes) Authors: Image Acquisition: F. Antonucci -M. Angelini - F. Tagliani Image Processing: Francesco Antonucci Parco Astronomico del Brallo |
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PhotographerMihai CurtasuLocationValea Frumoasei - RomaniaDate14/08/2012EquipmentCanon 550Da, Samyang 8mm f/3.5, tripod.DescriptionNight view of "Valea Frumoasei" (which literally translates to Beauty's Valley) in the Carpathian mountains. The chalet was filled with astronomy enthusiasts participating at the 3rd edition of "AstROmania" astrocamp. |
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Photographervalmir martins de moraisLocationJuazeiro do Norte, Ceará - BrazilDate2012 July 25, 23h25 to 23h45 (UT)EquipmentTelescope Celestron 203 mm, f/10 witc go to. Camera Canon T1i (500D). 17,219 images to compose the mosaic of the Moon. Software: EOS Camera Movie Record V0.3.1.1 , Registax V5.1, Microsoft Image Composite Editor 1.4.4.0, Infanview V4.2 and Image Analyzer 1.2.9.DescriptionThe Lunar X is an optical effect observed on the Moon with small telescopes and is caused by sunlight that appears between the ridges of the craters La Caille, Blanchinus and Purbach. |
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