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ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY WITH YOUR CAMERA, AC 20 10 Year Solar Eclipse Planner / The Best Color Film for Astrophotography? / Southern Sights for Winter Viewing / A "Star Map" to Freedom / Fantastic Planets: Exciting New Views of Our Planetary Neighbors (Sky & Telescope, Volume 89, Number 2, February 1995) Astrophotography II, Featuring the Techniques of the European Amateur - 1987 publication by Charls Mllr, 1987 Eyes to the Stars: The Astrophotography Guide by Wolf 359, 1995 Astrophotography: Reciprocity An Illustrated Catalogue of Astronomical Photographs including Lantern Slides, Transparencies, and Prints from Negatives Made at the Yerkes Observatory. Third Edition. April 1923. by [Astrophotography] Yerkes Observatory., 1923-01-01 Astronomical Photographs. A Catalogue of Lantern Slides, Transparencies, and Prints from Negatives taken at the Yerkes Observatory. No. 1. [with:] Astronomical Photographs: From Negatives Taken at the Yerkes Observatory. Appendix A to Catalogue No. 1. by [Astrophotography] Yerkes Observatory., 1904-01-01 Astronomical Photographs. Second Catalogue of Lantern Slides, Transparencies, and Prints from Negatives Made at the Yerkes Observatory. April 1911. Superseding Previous Catalogues and Appendices. by [Astrophotography] Yerkes Observatory., 1911-01-01 Astronomical Photographs. A Catalogue of Lantern Slides, Transparencies, and Prints from Negatives taken at the Yerkes Observatory. No. 1. [with:] Astronomical Photographs: From Negatives Taken at the Yerkes Observatory... Appendix A & B to Catalogue No. 1. by [Astrophotography] Yerkes Observatory., 1908-01-01 A Select List of Lick Observatory Negatives from which Lantern Slides or Prints Can Be Supplied. by [Astrophotography] University of California., 1929-01-01 Practical Guide to Astrophotography (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) by John Birdlebough, 2010-12 Step by Step Astrophotography by Rob Johnson, 1998-06

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81. Astrophotography From The Suburbs
    Astrophotograph y. from the suburbs. Based at a dewladen Milwaukeeback yard, basking in the warmth of neighboring security lights.  
    http://home.wi.rr.com/astrophotography/
    
    Extractions: Latitude - 43d 07m N Longitude - 87d 54m W all photos by Ernie Mastroianni the planets deep sky moon views no scope observatories P h o t o e s s a y s - - A r t i c l e s P l a n e t h u n t i n g w i t h G e o f f M a r c y a n d P a u l B u t l e r A n t a r c t i c t r a v e l s B e h i n d t h e s c e n e s o n M a u n a K e a A d a p t i v e o p t i c s L i n k s a n d f r i e n d s T h e G e o r g e W h i t n e y A n n e x E x t r e m e d e e p s k y p h o t o g r a p h y W h o a m I APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring ... Ringmaster

82. Deep-Sky Astrophotography By David Gimenez
    Deep-sky photos, information about the author, astrophotography equipment, and links.Category Science Astronomy astrophotography and CCD Imaging ImagesDeepSky astrophotography by David Giménez. New Images Galery of Images Links.Last update 28/11/2002. Comments are welcome, mailtodavidanna@jazzfree.com.  
    http://eureka.ya.com/astrophoto/

83. Weasner's Meade ETX Accessories
    Home! astrophotography ACCESSORIES Last updated 7 August 2001. If you use a lotof eyepieces for astrophotography you might want to invest in multiple Rings.  
    http://www.weasner.com/etx/photo.html
    
    Extractions: depending upon the Camera Kit I recently purchased a Nikon Coolpix 995 digital camera . Unlike my Ricoh RDC-4200 digital camera, the CP995 allows the use of 28mm filters. This meant that the Scopetronix Digi-T System could be used to "hard mount" the camera to an eyepiece. Unlike the Scopetronix Universal (bracket type) Digital Camera Adapter , the Digi-T makes the camera a part of the telescope and gets the camera lens as close as possible to the eyepiece to reduce vignetting. Digi-T page Vixen Camera Adapter Vixen DG-LV http://www.vixen.co.jp/english/telesco/dgad.htm . Pricing is debatable. I paid $AUS170 in Australia, which, from previous experience would come out at about $US60 approximately. The adapter supports various thread diameters via a separate ring." Digital Camera adapters Photosolve N/A Rob Moore (rmoore5@ix.netcom.com) reports: "I finally found the adapters for my Olympus C2000Z at

84. Weasner's Astrophotography With The ETX And DS Page
    astrophotography WITH THE ETX AND DS Home! Last updated 18 March 2003.This is a new area on astrophotography with the ETX and DS telescopes.  
    http://www.weasner.com/etx/astrophotography/toc.html
    
    Extractions: Last updated: 31 March 2003 This is a new area on astrophotography with the ETX and DS telescopes. Please send tips with pertinent details on how you've used your 35mm or digital camera or video camera for astrophotography to Mike Weasner . For many examples of astrophotography, see the Galleries listed on the Site home page. For information on accessories used for astrophotography, see the Accessories - Astrophotography and Accessories - Showcase Products pages. Basic Information Astrophotography Tips

85. Astronomy And Astrophotography
    Solar, lunar, planetary, and deep sky images.Category Science Astronomy astrophotography and CCD Imaging ImagesAstronomy And astrophotography, my personal sitewith Astronomy links and my astrophotography.  
    http://astronomy16.tripod.com/
    
    Extractions: Equipment I use. LINKS: EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENT: THE VOYAGER FAMILY PORTRAIT Images of the solar system from 4 billion miles, taken by the Voyager1 spacecraft Feb.04 1990. LIFT OFF TO SPACE EXPLORATION (NASA) Track the Space Shuttle, The ISS and Satellites. U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY Here you can calculate Sun/Moon rise/set times. NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY For the Radio Astronomy enthusiast NATIONAL OPTICAL ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY BAD ASTRONOMY Heard about the Lunar landings being a hoax? Go here to see how to explain they weren't. SPACE WEATHER Science news and information about the Sun-Earth environment. THE UNIVERSE WITHIN 50000 LIGHT YEARS See where our star among the billions in our galaxy lies within the Milkyway. ASTRONOMY FOR KIDS KIDSASTRONOMY.COM SOFTWARE: SKY SIMULATORS ... SKY ATLAS PRO IMAGING SOFTWARE CYANOGEN IMAGING PRODUCTS ASRTOART PRODUCTS MISCELLANEOUS THE ULTIMATE MESSIER OBJECT LOG A must have for the Messier hunter. A nice little program by David Paul Green for logging your views of Missier objects. Also check out The Simple observing Log.

86. Astrophotography And Photoillustrations By Stephen Girimont
    Welcome to my web site, a gallery of sorts exhibiting my astrophotography of deepspace objects and photoillustrations of planets both real and imagined.  
    http://www.imaginationbox.com/Steve/Astro/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to my web site, a gallery of sorts exhibiting my astrophotography of deep space objects and photoillustrations of planets both real and imagined. I have always had an intense interest in space and the techniques I have learned as a professional photographer and computer artist are displayed in the images on the following pages. I hope you enjoy them.

87. Deep Sky CCD Imaging And Astrophotography
    $115 Designer Cosmetic Collection From Cosmetique Only $1! Deep Sky CCDImaging and astrophotography. by Jan Wisniewski. Harrowsmith, Ontario.  
    http://jwisn.freeyellow.com/
    
    Extractions: Find local singles now! Advanced matching and online chat. Deep Sky CCD Imaging and Astrophotography by Jan Wisniewski Harrowsmith, Ontario This page presents my astroimaging efforts - including a complete set of images of Messier objects. I use an 8 inch Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope and a Cookbook CCD camera for imaging, as well as a second Cookbook camera as an autoguider. Of course, that whole setup is not very portable and it is housed in 8 x 12 roll off-roof observatory over. * * * NEW * * * Follow this link to see my other webpage with interactive maps and updated images (no-ads, as well). Messier Marathon Follow me through the overnight observing madness ... Explore My Images Messier Objects CCD mosaics of large deep sky objects Other deep sky objects Image processing tutorials Creating a CCD image from raw exposures Improving your color images in Lab format Assembling large CCD mosaic Please E-mail me you comments and suggestions regarding this site. I am a member of RASC-Kingston Centre Member of the RASC Member Home Pages Webring This site is owned by Jan Wisniewski Prev Next Skip Prev ... Join You are Visitor # since July 10, 1999

88. Getting Started In Astrophotography
    Getting Started in astrophotography. by Michael Oates. Camera. To get startedin astrophotography you don't need much in the way of equipment.  
    http://www.u-net.com/ph/mas/observe/start-p/starting.htm
    
    Extractions: Getting Started in Astrophotography Camera Shutter Cable Release Tripod Film ... Notes The aim of this article to give some basic advice to those who would like to have a go at taking some photographs of the night sky, and who don't want, at this stage, to spend much money on equipment. So I will mention where possible any alternative methods or equipment that can be used. It is also aimed at those who have little or no knowledge in astronomy and/or photography, but I do assume you know how to load the camera with film etc. To get started in astrophotography you don't need much in the way of equipment. A camera is required of course, and can be of any type, as long as it has manual control of the aperture (or at least some manual override) and a "B" shutter setting. This shutter setting enables the shutter to be kept open for as long as you press the shutter release. Although almost any camera can be used the best type is an SLR Single Lens Reflex that allows the changing of the lenses, so that a telephoto lens can be used to show a smaller area of the sky. It is best to avoid automatic cameras as the electronics, or at least the battery can fail in the low temperatures that the camera can be subjected to in the cold nights of winter. Having said this to get started, so long as there is a "B" setting any camera will do. If the camera allows interchangeable lenses you should use either the standard lens or wide angle. To use telephoto lenses requires some form of driven mount.

89. The ASTROGRAPH's Astrophotography Page
    Links to other astrophotography web pages. Articles on various aspects of astrophotography;Current rate information for dealers; Index of available back issues.  
    http://users.erols.com/astrogph/astrogph.htm
    
    Extractions: The ASTROGRAPH has been published uninterrupted in this format since 1973! Current issue cover photograph and Photo info Past issue cover photographs April/May 1999 issue color renditions of the figures associated with the article on image processing Color photographs in the color February/March 1999 issue ... Index of available back issues Comments and suggestions are welcome!

90. Astronomy And Astrophotography
    http://www.analemma.de/

91. Bert's Astrophotography Page
    Bert Verstraete's 8inch film astrophotography Page. Galaxies. The HomeGalaxy. Looking toward the center of the Milky Way galaxy, facing  
    http://www.zianet.com/verstraete/astro/

92. Tripod Astrophotography - A Beginners Guide To Wide Field 35mm Photography.
    A beginners guide to astrophotography of the night sky using a 35mm SLR cameraand tripod. Links, A few links related to Tripod astrophotography .  
    http://home.hiwaay.net/~krcool/Astro/asthwto/TriAst.htm
    
    Extractions: Taking pictures of the night sky is easier than you think. Just load some film, mount the camera on a tripod and open the shutter for a few seconds. You don't need an expensive telescope or other sophisticated equipment to be an astrophotographer. If you've taken pictures of a sunset or thin crescent moon then you've already been exposed to this great hobby. I hope the following information will provided you with some ideas of your own regarding astrophotography. I tried to cover all the major topics concerning simple "wide field" tripod astrophotography from equipment to final photograph. If you have any suggestions or ideas that maybe helpful then please drop me a line (krcool@hiwaay.net) . Thanks for visiting. Clear Skies... Equipment Things To Consider Gallery I Gallery II Place your mouse over any text marked in red for an expanded definition. Cameras Ideally the camera type best suited for astrophotography is a 35mm SLR with interchangeable lenses (See "Anatomy of a SLR" below for an example). It may be the camera you put away in the closet after buying one of the new fully

93. Keith's Astronomy And Astrophotography Page
    Includes comet and night sky photography with a 35mm SLR camera.Category Science Astronomy Personal Pagesastrophotography and astronomy items including comet and night sky photographs ,telecsopecalculator, Sputnik audio, HaleBopp applet, real time views of mir  
    http://home.hiwaay.net/~krcool/Astro/Astro2.htm
    
    Extractions: Astrophotography 35mm Photo Gallery... Hale-Bopp Gallery - My photos of the "Great Comet" of 97 Night Sky Gallery I - Stars, Planets, The Milky Way and other night delites Night Sky Gallery II - More Night Sky Wonders. Satellite Gallery - Snaps of MIR and other man made satellites Moon Gallery - Quarter, Half and Red Moon Photos. Hale-Bopp PanoView - Panoramic View Of Hale-Bopp JPL's Pic Of The Day - This photo headed "What's New For 6/1/97" at JPL Leonids 98 - My only photo of the 1998 Leonids meteor shower. Aurora 2000- A few of my photos from the April 6th 2000 aurora event. Photo Gallery (Frames)- A frames version of my photo gallery. Astrophotography Tips and Tools... Tripod Photography - Tips, Techniques And Info On 35mm Wide-Field Photography. Dark Skies Locator - Use this page to find a dark sky location near you !!! Guest Gallery - Photos from other photographers. Send me your photos Photo Opportunities - A night by night view from

94. John's Observatory
    Includes images of sun, moon, planets, comets, and deep space. Also includes pictures of the constructio Category Science Astronomy astrophotography and CCD Imaging ImagesHobbies of John Watzke astrophotography, HomemadeObservatory, Beekeeping, Raising Animals.  
    http://www.watzkeonline.com/astrosite/
    
    Extractions: Hello, welcome to my site. I developed this site for a several reasons. One was to share my interest with others that have the same interest. Second, to spark interest in astronomy for those who are curious about the subject. And finally, to share some of the limited knowledge I have on the subject to help others make their transition into astronomy less frustrating than my experience. If you are new to astronomy, you will find yourself asking many questions about the type of equipment needed. I have a section of my site dedicated to this question. One should research this information carefully before deciding what type of equipment to purchase. This is very important if you want to get started off on the right foot in such an exciting and rewarding hobby. Please feel free to browse and make any comments that may help me to improve this site. If you require any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me. John Watzke

95. Astrophotography By Tom Matheson
    Outer space photography of Tom Matheson. Photos of galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, comets, the moon Category Science Astronomy astrophotography and CCD Imaging Images Psalms 191. WHAT'S NEW (Last updated 2003/3/9.) See astrophotography ToGo by Tom Matheson in the July 1998 issue of Sky Telescope magazine.  
    http://www.guidescope.net/

96. PMSA CCD And Astrophotography Web Site
    astrophotography and Astronomy. Galaxy NGC253 Cookbook CCD camera, PMSA Astronomy astrophotography Paul Mayo Southern Astronomy. This Web Site has moved to.  
    http://www.fastlink.com.au/~paulm/

97. Astrophotography
    astrophotography by Mike McDowell. The Cosmos is all that is or everwas or ever will be. Our feeblest contemplations of the Cosmos  
    http://www.mailbag.com/users/maverick/astro.html
    
    Extractions: "The Cosmos is all that is or ever was or ever will be. Our feeblest contemplations of the Cosmos stir us - there is a tingling in the spine, a catch in the voice, a faint sensation, as if a distant memory, of falling from a height. We know we are approaching the greatest of mysteries."   Carl Sagan Equipment Celestron Celestar 8" SCT (click on thumbnail for larger image) Moon - Eyepiece Projection with 40mm Ultima / Nikon Coolpix 995 April 17, 2002 Gibbous Moon - 1/250 second Prime Focus @ f/10 - Fuji 400 June 3, 1998 Full Moon - 1/2000 second Prime Focus @ f/10 - Fuji 800 August 26, 1999 Earth Shine on the Moon - 5 seconds Prime Focus @ f/10 - Fuji 800 September 17, 1998 Lunar Eclipse - 5 seconds Prime Focus @ f/10 - Fuji 400 January 20, 2000 Lunar Eclipse Mosaic - various Prime Focus @ f/10 - Fuji 400 January 20, 2000 The Sun - ND5 Filter - 1/250 second Prime Focus @ f/10 - Fuji 200 March 14, 1999

98. ASSA: Astrophotography
    astrophotography Introduction. Good shooting! Mark Shepherd astrophotography CoordinatorCopyright © 1996-2003 Astronomical Society of South Australia, Inc.  
    http://www.assa.org.au/sig/astrophotography/
    
    Extractions: Do you look at the glossy pictures in the magazines and think that you'd like to do the same? Sure, some of those pictures required very expensive equipment, and years of experience. But, you too can take pictures that will highlight the splendour of our night skies, with very little expense and experience. Do you want to capture star trails, moon craters, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, the star clouds of the Milky Way, whole constellations, meteor trails and so on? The list is endless, and you can do that right now! All you need is a 35mm SLR camera, a tripod and access to a telescope. Let's take each of these in turn and then we'll cover films and techniques. Because almost all astronomical objects are low brightness, the camera must have the ability to take time exposures. As long as the shutter has a B setting, the lens focuses on infinity, and you can set the aperture diaphragm yourself, you're ready to shoot the sky. Any of the older SLR cameras will meet all these conditions.

99. AstroImages.org Astrophotography Images
    Color astrophotography images of comets, nebulae, galaxies, the Moon, lunar eclipsesand star fields. AstroImages.org. MacQuarrie Badge. astrophotography.  
    http://www.astroimages.org/astrophotos.html
    
    Extractions: AstroImages.org Astrophotography Astrophotography Images Aurora Images CCD Images Resources The following astronomical images were taken in Maine, Maryland, and Virginia with an Olympus OM-1 camera, Nikon N2000 camera and a 16-inch, f/4.5 Meade Starfinder Newtonian Reflector telescope. Images will be added as they are obtained. NEBULAE Interstellar clouds of gas and dust. Nebulae include the remnants of supernova explosions of stars, expanding shells of gas blown off from dying stars, and regions of new star formation. Click on images to see full-size along with additional information M1 - Crab M8 - Lagoon M17 - Omega M20 - Trifid M27 - Dumbbell M42 - Orion Nebula NGC7293 - Helix GALAXIES Island universes of billions of starrs. Click on images to see full-size along with additional information M31 - Andromeda M51 - Whirlpool M81 - Bode's M82 - Cigar COMETS A comet is an interplanetary body thhat contains ices and dark carbon-rich soil. Comets travel in highly elliptical orbits around the Sun that take them from beyond the orbit of Pluto to close solar passes. As a comet approaches the Sun, its ices sublime into space, giving off a trailing stream of gas and dust. The following images are of two comets seen in 1996 and 1997. Click on images to see full-size along with additional information Comet Hale-Bopp Comet Hale-Bopp Comet Hyakutake METEORS A meteor, commonly called a "shooting star", is the phenomenon visible when a meteoroid, a small solid interplanetary particle, impacts the Earth's atmosphere. A meteor shower is a concentrated group of meteors, visible when the Earth passes through the debris from a comet.

100. Moonbounce Weak Signal And Astrophotography By Mike Cook AF9Y
     AF9Y, Moonbounce combined with Spectrum Analysis.Category Recreation Radio Amateur VHF MoonbounceAF9Y MoonBounce EME and astrophotography, FFTDSP and Weak Signal Software,Image Processing. MoonBounce (EME) * Weak Signal * astrophotography  
     http://www.webcom.com/~af9y/

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