Photo Gallery:
Note: All images in this gallery are copyrighted by the photographers and may not be
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Celestial Scenes
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PhotographerAmir ShenavaLocationMaharloo ,Fars, IranDate23 April 2012 Time: 6:30AM , GMTEquipmentCanon EOS 450D F/3.5 ISO-1600 focal length 18mm Exposure time 30sec.Descriptiongalaxy center and scorpius constellation in maharloo village, Fars, Iran |
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PhotographerFernando RoquelLocationSan Juan, Puerto RicoDate4/22/2012 - 3:30PMEquipmentCelestron 114 LCM, Casio Exilim 14.1 MPDescriptionIn this photo of the sun shown 4 groups of sunspots where include (1465, 1459, 1460, 1462, 1463). |
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PhotographerBernard MillerLocationUSADateFebruary 22-25, 2012EquipmentTelescope: TEC-140 (F7) Camera: SBIG ST-8300M Mount: AP900 GTO Luminance: 24x5 minutes, 6x10 minutes (binned 1x1), 10x10 seconds (core) Red: 8x10 minutes (binned 2x2), 10x10 seconds (core) Green: 8x10 minutes (binned 2x2), 10x10 seconds (core) Blue: 8x10 minutes (binned 2x2), 10x10 seconds (core)DescriptionThe colorful splendors of M42, the great nebula in Orion. |
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PhotographerLuis ArgerichLocationArgentinaDateMarch 26, 2012EquipmentCanon 5DII, 400mm lens, tripod.DescriptionOn March 26 the Moon was in conjunction with Venus. Due to the Moon parallax the moon was even closer when seen from the south hemisphere. From my location in Buenos Aires, Argentina the separation was just less than 1 degree, a great sight with the naked eye and a very nice portrait for a photo. |
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PhotographerStanley Rusin JrLocationOneonta, NYDate4/12/2012EquipmentOrion Skyquest XT 4.5 inch f/7.9 and a Droid Increible 2 cellphone 8 megapixel cameraDescriptionThe is a typical picture of the moon taken on April 12th, 2012. I took this using my 4.5 inch telescope and my Android cell phone. A lot of people wont think its real but it is. It is not that hard to get a good picture of the moon using your cell phone!! South is up |
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PhotographerFrankLocationSan Diego, CADate4/15/2012 10:27 PSTEquipmentMeade 10" Classic SCT Canon G3 afocal projection with a 8 MM Teleview Radian 1/4 sec exposureDescriptionThe planet Saturn near opposition. |
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PhotographerSean Scott WalkerLocationFernley, NVDate04/20/2012 10amEquipmentLunt LS60THaDS50/B1200FTPT with an Imaging Source DMK 51AU02.AS on a Celestron ASGT CG-5.DescriptionThe prom on the right (the one that looks like a 3) was very faint (visually could barely be seen single stacked). |
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PhotographerDave PierceLocationAurora, NEDate04/25/2012 - 10:15 pm CSTEquipmentI Phone 4, no flash, HDDescriptionClose proximity photo of our moon and the planet Venus. |
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PhotographerRandy ShivakLocationAnthem, AZ USADateApril 24, 2012 15:46 UTEquipmentImaged with a Lunt 152mm BF3400 solar telescope and Flea3 video ccd camera.DescriptionA large solar prominence that has stayed in view for days now with not much change. |
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PhotographerLuis ArgerichLocationArgentinaDateApril 16th 2012EquipmentMaksutov Cassegrain 5'' scope. Canon DSLR 550D in 640x480 video crop mode 60fps. Stacked with Autostakkert2DescriptionFollowing the article about planetary imaging with a DSLR I tried to see what can be done with a real small scope (5'') and a DSLR. A very portable setup. I was surprised with the nice result I got, the 5'' scope works nice and the 640x480 crop video mode provides extra maginification, low noise and very nice resolution. Hope you like it! |
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