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Astrophotography by H.J.P. Arnold, 2002-11-08
Astrophotography with the Schmidt Telescope by Siegfried Marx, Werner Pfau, 1992-07-31
Exposure guide for astrophotography by Robert V Henderson, 1977
Astrophotography: Proceedings
Hidden Sun: Solar Eclipses and Astrophotography by James Lowenthal, 1984-05
A Guide to Astrophotography with Digital SLR Cameras by Jerry Lodriguss, 2006-06-21
Beginners Guide to Astrophotography by Stewart Dunaway, 2008-01-01
Wide-Field Astrophotography: Exposing the Universe Starting With a Common Camera by Robert Reeves, 1999-07
Astrophotography
CCD Astrophotography: High-Quality Imaging from the Suburbs (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) [Paperback] by Adam Stuart (Author), 2006
Social Documentary Photography: Photography by Genre, Kirlian Photography, Lomography, Astrophotography, Kite Aerial Photography, Panorama
Astrophotography Basics ((Kodak Publication Number P-150)) by Kodak, 1988
Astrophotography for the Amateur - 2nd Edition by Michal ACovington, 1999
Astrophotography -- a step-by-step approach

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Keith's Home Page
Contains astronomy and astrophotography pages. Also includes a page for his daughter, car, favorite movies, and links.
http://home.HiWAAY.net/~krcool/
Dan Cheng's Home Page
Information and samples on astrophotography.
http://www.dancheng.com/

Extractions: Hi and welcome to my home page. This page is dedicated to my hobby of astrophotography. Here you will find photos (by me, of course), tips, and other information. Astrophotography is a rewarding and frustrating endeavor. I am still learning as I go. If you have any questions, comments or ideas send me some to the address below.
MAXXs Astrophotography
Barnard s loop, Sept. 26, 1996 Lunar Eclipse, Flaming Tree Nebula, Horsehead Region, Pleiades (aka M45), Orion Nebula, Oklahoma Observing
http://web2.iadfw.net/a0011306/
Rafaels Amateru Astronomy Page
Information about astrophotography, his projects and links.
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Galaxy/7697/
Wide Field Astrophotography
JupiterVenus conjunction, planets, comets, meteors, deep-sky.
http://www2.arnes.si/~mborion4/astronomy.htm
Astronomical Images - Deep Sky Astrophotography
We ve moved! If you are not automatically transfered to the new page in a couple of seconds, please click on the link below to go to our new site
http://www.astrosurf.com/neptune/astropix/
Intro
Saba, landscapes, lighthouses, and astrophotography.
http://www.geocities.com/marion165/

Extractions: Updated 6.03.02 Beach on Statia, Outline of Saba in distance The Quill on Statia (a volcano) SABA PICTURES - NEW !! OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHS Courtney on summit of Mt. Scenery (Saba) ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY Giant Philadendrons on Mt. Scenery LIGHTHOUSES CLICK TO SEE THE WORLDS' BIGGEST CAT !! Island of Nevis, Photo taken from the shore of St. Kitts Sunset on Statia Hiking trail on Mt. Scenery (Saba) Giant Philadendrons Palm trees along the road on St. Kitts View of Quill from capital of Statia Saba goat party !!
QUICKCAM Astrophotography
I My modified grayscale QuickCam. HOW TO ADAPT A GRAYSCALE QUICKCAM FOR astrophotography ? In order to adapt a (Connectix)/ Logitech
http://www.astrosurf.com/cidadao/quickcam.htm

Extractions: In order to adapt a (Connectix) Logitech grayscale QuickCam for astrophotography it is adviseable to disassemble the camera-head, carefully removing the objective lens and the IR-blocking filter. Then, just mount the remaining components (basically a printed circuit that contains the CCD chip) so that the modified camera can be easily adapted to the prime focus of a given telescope (for instance, through a 1-1/4" eyepiece adaptor) . An excellent page with detailed instructions for disassembling a grayscale QuickCam was found here , but apparently it is no longer available. One of the best places to get all the information needed is now perhaps the Astrocam web-page (in French) . Also take a look at this link for a list of sites describing QuickCams adapted for astronomy. See also Pedro Ré's web page, another Portuguese amateur that uses QuickCams.
Midlands Astronomy Club, Inc.
Columbia based groups offers meeting information, star parties, astrophotography, information about buying a telescope.
http://www.midlandsastronomyclub.org/

Extractions: ISS over Columbia to the For over 30 years, Midlands Astronomy Club, Inc. (MAC) has existed to further the general knowledge of Astronomy in the Columbia, SC area. This continuing goal is shared by our members, representing many walks of life. Our members have a great range of expertise, from beginner to advanced, with a few professionals. You could say that we are definitely a group of enthusiastic amateurs. No matter what degree of experience in Astronomy you have, I know that the members will welcome you, and be glad to share their knowledge, and share your knowledge. Our bylaws detail the goals of MAC, but simply stated, they are to educate persons interested in Astronomy. The forum for this education is fostered by the atmosphere of fellowship provided at monthly MAC meetings and observing sessions. We have two types of meetings. Our indoor, or Business Meeting , is held the first Thursday of every month, beginning at 7:30 p.m., in the Jones Physical Science Building University of South Carolina Columbia campus, at Main and Greene Street. Our newsletter will advise of any changes in date or location. The meeting includes some club business (usually a small part of the meeting), a report of astronomical events (which includes a report on previous observing sessions and information too recent to be in the monthly publications), and featured speakers (with topics suggested by the membership). Three times each year (Spring, Summer, and Fall) MAC has an
Astrophotography.com
All levels of astronomy and space videos.
http://www.astrophotography.com/books.htm
Adventures In Astrophotography
Adventures in astrophotography. astrophotography By Jon Kolb. Welcome to my continuing Adventures in astrophotography in the Colorado backcountry.
http://home.datawest.net/jkolb/

Extractions: Adventures in Astrophotography Astrophotography By Jon Kolb Welcome to my continuing Adventures in Astrophotography in the Colorado backcountry ...and elsewhere Take a look around and enjoy the view Background Equipment Dark Sites Gallery This site is optimized for 1024x768 resolution This site last updated 18 February 2004 Questions or Comments? Send them to jkolb@datawest.net
Wide-Field Astrophotography
Discusses technique that uses camera lenses and simple tracking equipment.
http://casa.colorado.edu/~rachford/widefield.html

Extractions: Hi, I'm Brian Rachford and welcome to my wide-field astrophotography page! Notice that I call it "A" wide-field astrophotography page. The information is not intended to be comprehensive by any means. The emphasis here is on astrophotography with SLR film cameras and simple tracking equipment. Other than a recent (Nov 2003) rescan of the photos to much improve their digital appearance, these pages have not been updated for a while. However, there is still a lot of good information here. Also, I'm sort of getting the "Jones" for this sort of thing again, so maybe I'll have some new stuff here by early 2004. Who am I?
Astrophotography From The Suburbs
Astrophotograph y from the suburbs. Based at a frozen Milwaukee back yard, basking in the warmth of neighboring security lights.
http://home.wi.rr.com/astrophotography/

Extractions: Elevation - 645 feet Latitude - 43d 07m N Longitude - 87d 54m W all photos by Ernie Mastroianni new: Testing the Nikon D100 for astrophotography Comet 2001/Q4 NEAT Mars 2003 the planets ... Mauna Kea 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 d a p t i v e o p t i c s R e c e n t a d v a n c e s s h a r p e n t h e v i e w S c i e n c e i n A n t a r c t i c a A s e r i e s p u b l i s h e d i n t h e M i l w a u k e e J o u r n a l S e n t i n e l 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 R e a c h m e a t: APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring ... Ringmaster
Martin's Astrophotography
Martin s Black and White Film. DeepSky astrophotography. Optimized for 1024 x 768. My Views (Musing on over 30 years of astrophotography).
http://home.earthlink.net/~mcgermano/

Extractions: Martin's Black and White Film Deep-Sky Astrophotography Optimized for 1024 x 768 Adjust monitor for best viewing APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring ... Ringmaster Site Navigation Links to other sites Varied sources of interest to photographers of the deep-sky My Views Musing on over 30 years of astrophotography Prefix Page is a brief explanation of object identifiers Where I go for photography in Southern California ( check out the Clear Sky Clocks The Photography: Note: All images are posted with North at the top, unless noted Archives a selection of past images New Photos, taken in: June 2003 July 2003 August 2003 ... October 2003 +smoke! November 2003 No January 2004 images :*^( No February 2004 images 8^( April 2004 Objects Listed by Type: Clusters Globular and Open Galaxies Nebulae Diffuse, Planetary and Dark Thumbnails of all images: by page; New Photos thumbnails Archives thumbnails For best viewing of these images, adjust your monitor's brightness and contrast so you see 17 distinct grayscale increments on the step wedge above, from black to white (0 to 255, with a step value of 16). My monitor is adjusted like this when processing the images on this site. With a few exceptions (PRE 1986), all photos on these pages are taken on forming gas hypersensitized Kodak Technical Pan 2415, a fine gained, panchromatic, black and white emulsion.
. : Www.astrogirl.org : .
Includes a discussion group, current lunar phases, a range of observing tips, astrophotography tips, reviews of computer programs, glossary of terms and links.
http://www.pcisys.net/~astrogirl/
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Snimke Sunca, Mjeseca, Jupitera, Saturna, nocnog neba, teleskopa i opreme. Autor je Aleksadnar Merlak iz Huma.
http://www.hum.hr/meky/
Equatorial Platforms Home Page
Wood and aluminum motorized, low profile equatorial platforms for Dobsonian and other altazimuth telescopes. Various accessories including stepper motor control are available for astrophotography. Complete telescopes up to 28 aperture are also available.
http://www201.pair.com/resource/astro.html/regular/products/eq_platforms/
Astrophotography With A Small Telescope
ADVENTURES IN astrophotography WITH A SMALL TELESCOPE. PRIME FOCUS OFFAXIS GUIDED PHOTOGRAPHY A STEP BY STEP APPROACH TO GUIDED astrophotography.
http://www.eclipsechaser.com/eclink/astrotec/aphotsmt.htm

Extractions: Contents: Telescopes with Equatorial Mountings and Sidereal Drive Prime Focus Off-Axis Guided Photography: Step by Step Photography with Auxiliary Optics Optimum Use of AutoGuiders (a new section) Other Techniques (a new section) Astrophotography Exposure Guide Images INTRODUCTION This article is mainly for those who have only a small telescope, and is intended to show you just what can be done with such an instrument. Even if you also have a larger instrument it is good to know what your old observing buddy can do since its portability will likely allow you to take it along when you travel. Besides, using a small telescope is just plain fun! All photos shown here were taken with a 4" aperture or smaller instrument. We will cover the full spectrum of available subjects, from terrestrial and lunar to planets and deep-sky objects. As will be seen, small telescopes are capable of producing good photos of deep-sky objects, even at relatively large image scales, with today's fast color films. Since finances may be a factor for many, a minimum of accessory equipment will be stressed for each application.
Simple Astrophotography---learn To Photograph Auroras, Constellations And Conjun
Simple astrophotography. An online guide to learning how to do tripod astrophotography. The power blackout of August 14, 2003 allowed
http://members.aol.com/tdcarls/simpleastrophotography.html

Extractions: Links of interest to the astrophotographer and astronomer Both images: 28mm, f2.8, Fuji 800. Blackout night: driven, approximately 90 seconds. The following night: 30 seconds, tripod mounted. After I had been into astronomy for a while, I began to get the desire to photograph what I could see. Looking at photographs in books such as NightWatch and The Backyard Astronomer's Guide whetted my appetite even more. There was just one problem. I had no idea how to use a camera other than the simple point-and-shoot models. And even with those I would always get a good shot of my thumb. I finally told myself I was going to learn how to take a good astrophoto. I combed through the astrophotography chapters of each book and was surprised to find out I didn't need thousands of dollars worth of equipment to take a good shot. All I needed was a camera, a tripod and the right film. Now that I'm into astrophotography, I actually prefer taking on-tripod shots more than guided ones. Why? Get 10 people to take the same deep-sky shot. Chances are they will all look pretty similar. Get those same people to take a photo of an aurora or conjunction and each shot will have it's own individuality and style.

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