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Astrophotography: Animations

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Amateur deep space astrophotography. What do you need? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Adjust your monitor to see all grey boxes. Alpha Centauri (Carlos di Nallo). Astrofotografia Uruguay (Jorge Quiñones). Astronomo.org (Forum about amateur astronomers observations). Astronomía y Astrofotografía en Uruguay (Gerardo Addiego). Cielo nocturno (Gabriel Pasarisa). Fotografía Astronómica (Carlos Scarsi). Kappa Crucis Observatory (Alejandro Garro). QCUIAG (pioneers in amateur astrophotography).

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Mike's Astronomy & Astrophotography: April 2013

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Mikes Astronomy and Astrophotography. Amateur Planetary and Lunar and Deep Sky Photographer. From the New Middletown OH Observatory (South of Youngstown OH). Sky Charts and Maps. Sky Charts and Maps. Astro Pic of the Day. 9 He is the Maker of the Bear and Orion,. The Pleiades and the constellations of the south. 10 He performs wonders that cannot be fathomed,. Miracles that cannot be counted. Sunday, April 28, 2013. Saturn - original stack. Enhancing the C ring also seemed to sharpen it up somewhat.

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Astrophotography: Photo Galleries

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Amateur deep space astrophotography. What do you need? I recommend to calibrate your monitor using the picture at the bottom of this page. You have some wonderful fotos. I especially like NGC 253 which is hard to see from Arizona. Im impressed, too, with your Jupiter images and how well focused the jovian moon is. ¡Quisiera que pueda hacerlo! Mil grácias.Will (QCUIAG). February 22, 2011 at 6:18 PM. The last to photos are by far my favorites. November 10, 2011 at 3:35 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Astrophotography: What do you need?

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Amateur deep space astrophotography. What do you need? What do you need? The minimum equipment needed for deep space astrophotography consists of a telescope with driver for sky tracking and a digital camera capable of taking long exposure photographs (15 seconds or more). The telescope can be reflector, refractor or catadioptric, but it is important to have large aperture (114 mm or more) and low focal length (900 mm or less). The mount should have sky tracking capability to compensate for the apparent ...

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Optical testing equipment

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Tile on plaster tool. Mark T. VandeWettering/The Ronchi Test. Buy from Amazon UK. Telescope Optics: Evaluation and Design. Harold Suiter: Star Testing Astronomical Telescopes. Buy from Amazon DE. Telescope Optics: Evaluation and Design. Harold Suiter: Star Testing Astronomical Telescopes. Buy from Amazon USA. Telescope Optics: Evaluation and Design. Harold Suiter: Star Testing Astronomical Telescopes. ALIBRE, an affordable yet powerful 3D CAD system. Buy from Amazon UK. R Berry: Build Your Own Telescope.

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Astrofotografía: Animaciones

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Astrofotografía aficionada de espacio profundo. 191;Qué se necesita? Post procesamiento de imágenes. Construcción de caja iluminada. Curso de Astrofotografía Digital. Procesamiento de Imágenes Planetarias. Publicar un comentario en la entrada. Suscribirse a: Enviar comentarios (Atom). Si está bien calibrado deberá diferenciar todas las cajas grises. Alpha Centauri (Carlos di Nallo). Astrofotografia Uruguay (Jorge Quiñones). Astronomo.org (Foro dedicado a la observación astronómica para aficionados).

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Astrophotography: My new equipment

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Amateur deep space astrophotography. What do you need? This picture shows most of my new equipment. Newtonian design, aperture 150mm parabolic mirror, focal relation f/5. 1.25" rack and pinion focuser. Celestron CG-5 AS with GoTo. Orion 8x50mm with dovetail quick coupling. Apparent field 5º. Meade RB-60: Refractor, 60mm aperture , focal 700mm. Meade red dot reflex sight. Meade DSI I, Phillips SPC900NC/00 modified SC1.0, Meade DSI pro III. Manual Orion 5 filter wheel. ScopeStuff shutter for DSI pro.

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Astrophotography: DIY Light Box Construction

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Amateur deep space astrophotography. What do you need? DIY Light Box Construction. I have finally built my light box. I spent a total amount of $4. I started buying some very cheap white LED lights (3 lights for four dollars) and got a translucent white folder. In this picture you can see two of the lights and the folder. I also used an old biscuits can and a shoe box. The diameter of the biscuit can is slightly higher than the outside diameter of the tube of my telescope, so it fits like a cap. In front...

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Astrophotography: My cameras

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Amateur deep space astrophotography. What do you need? Philips Vesta Pro Scan PCVC690K. Modified for long exposure and amp-off (SC 1.5). CCD sensor, square pixel 5.6x5.6 microns. VGA format (640x480 pixeles). 8 bits A/D converter. Apparent field at primary focus in my scope (750mm focal length) is 16x12 arc minutes. This camera has been discontinued and it is hard to find now. Philips SPC 900 NC/00. Modified for long exposure a (SC 1). CCD sensor, square pixel 5.6x5.6 microns. VGA format (640x480 pixeles).