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Astrophotography:     more books (106)

Astrophotography: capturing The Sky by Editor, 1997-01-01 Digital Astrophotography: A Guide to Capturing the Cosmos -- 2007 publication by Productions, 2007 ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE AMATEUR by Michael Covington, 1986-01-01 Astro filters for observation and astrophotography by Raymond Francis Barbera, 1964 Astrophotography by Barry Gordon, 1983-06 The 100 Best Astrophotography Targets: A Monthly Guide for CCD Imaging with Amateur Telescopes (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) [Paperback] by Ruben Kier (Author), 2009 Sky Gazer's Almanac: S & T's Guide to the Sun, Moon, and Planets in 1995 / Ida and Dactyl: The Double-Asteroid Debate / A New Look at the Crab Nebula / Deep-Sky Astrophotography Made Easy / The Galaxy We Call Home (Sky & Telescope, Volume 89, Number 1, January 1995) Astrophotography near city lights by Joseph A Cocozza, 1977 Le poids du ciel. 32 astrophotographies de M. de Kerolyr by J. Giono, 1938 Digital SLR Astrophotography [DIGITAL SLR ASTROPHOTOGRAP] Odyssey: Astrophotography: Capturing the Sky Space Art: Alan Bean, Astrophotography, Jon Lomberg, Alexey Leonov, Space Art, Astro Art, Astronomical Art, Chesley Bonestell, Rick Sternbach Astrophotography II Featuring the Techniques of the European Amateur by MartinezPatrick, 1987 Astrophotography II

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61. AbF - Astronomy By Frank - Astrophotography, Telescopes, And Advice For Beginner
    Gallery of astrophotography attempts, links, and suggestions and tips for buying that first telescope.  
    http://www.my-spot.com/astronomy.htm
    
    Extractions: Beginners Guides and News What's New! Telescope Buyers Guide Astrophotography Stacking Astro Images Astrophotography Gallery Deep Space Eclipses Wide Field Comets ... Frank's Astronomy Story Other Things Frank's Photography Email Frank my-spot.com Frank's Cool Links ... The Weather Page My-Spot Observatory ClearSky Clock Last Updated: 11:17:16 PM

62. Webcam Astrophotography
    Solar System webcam astrophotography pictures and descriptions of camera settings that work. Webcam astrophotography.  
    http://www.webcam-astrophotography.com/
    
    Extractions: 13 October 2003 - The company that were supposed to modify my webcam to take long exposures broke it. I could not afford another. They 'were financially unable to help and pleaded innocence'. 5 June 2004 - GREAT news: Mr. Charles E. Floyd of Phenix City, USA took pity on me and send me a new webcam as well as a Baader UV/IR filter free of charge. Thanks a lot. So I am taking webcam pictures again. Results for the Moon and Jupiter are posted below ...

63. VIDEOASTRO
    . VIDEOASTRO Video astrophotography Email Discussion Group Resource. . ARTICLES ON VIDEO astrophotography The Universe on Video article by Rod Mollise.  
    http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/canterbury/222/astrovid.htm
    
    Extractions: VIDEOASTRO is an international group of amateur and professional astronomers primarily interested in equipment and techniques for video astronomy and high resolution video capture astrophotography. This includes but is not limited to video imaging the sun, moon and planets, deeps sky objects, meteors and satellites. Equipment discussions cover the gambit from telescopes, simple consumer camcorders, video surveillance cameras, to the latest frame integrating video systems for deep sky viewing and imaging. All levels of experience are represented, and newcomers are always welcome. This web site is a resource made up of contributions by the members of the VIDEOASTRO E-mail discussion group and includes an extensive gallery index, articles and a video astronomy related links page. The E-mail List and web site are owned and maintained by Jim Ferreira, Livermore CA-USA ferreira1@llnl.gov or BakerSt@comcast.net Be sure to visit my personal Video Capture Astrophotography web site at http://www.lafterhall.com/astro.html

64. Orange County Astronomers - Bringing The Universe Into Focus Since 1967
    One of the largest astronomy clubs in the USA with large member database ranging from beginners through expert. Monthly star parties at their own darksky site, as well as outreach events and astrophotography groups. Located in Orange County, California.  
    http://www.ocastronomers.org/
    
    Extractions: OCA Meeting : June 11 Upcoming Events from our Calendar June 11 (Fri) at 7:30 PM : OCA General Meeting June 12 (Sat) at 8:00 PM : Outreach - Riley Wilderness Park June 12 (Sat) at 8:00 PM : Explore the Stars June 12 (Sat) at 4:30 PM : Star Party - Black Star Canyon ... June 19 (Sat) at 6:00 PM : Star Party - Anza more events from our calendar Next OCA General Meeting : June 11th Keith McInnis What works and what doesn't in getting to and from space: the critical human element. Personal recollections. The presentation will include actual items carried on the surface of the moon, flown in space on Apollo and shuttle missions (including STS-1 the first flight of Columbia) and other unique items from Keiths personal collection. More All meetings are free and open to the public!

65. Saturday Morning Science: Auroras, City Lights And Astrophotography
    Space Station astrophotography. Astronauts onboard the International Space Station are capturing some amazing photos of the night sky. NASA.  
    http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/24mar_noseprints.htm
    
    Extractions: Listen to this story via streaming audio , a downloadable file , or get help March 24, 2003: It's a weird place for an astronomer. Meteors fly underfoot. Auroras appear just inches in front of your nose. City lights twinkle, but stars don't. Astronaut Don Pettit loves every minute of it. "There's always something good to see out the window of the space station," says Pettit, who happens to be an amateur astronomer as well as the science officer of the International Space Station (ISS). Right : Astronaut Don Pettit, Expedition Six ISS science officer, takes pictures of Earth through a window in the Destiny laboratory on the International Space Station (ISS). [ more "Lately we've been having some extraordinary auroras," he reports. "They meander like big green amoebas crawling across the sky. Sometimes there is a faint touch of red layered above the green. These lights are constantly changing. They swirl. Bright spots come and go. Green blobs transform into upward-directed rays topped by red feathery structures." Long before he went to live onboard the space station, Pettit was an avid aurora watcher. "I've taken photos of the Northern Lights from Alaska and Canada," he says. Some of those displays were magnificent, but "the view from station is even better."

66. Tau Ceti Co. XY Finder, Flip Mirror Focusers And More......
    Accessories for astrophotography including the Universal Camera Mounting Adapter for attaching cameras/telephoto lenses to telescopes, the XY Finder for guide scopes and CCD guide cameras, plus the FlipMirror Focuser for CCD cameras located at the telescope's prime focus.  
    http://www.us-astro.com/
    
    Extractions: EMAIL I give the XY Finder a Standing Ovation! Finally, a useful guiding accessory! The XY Finder eliminates the hassle of centering a guide star and does it in a most novel and eloquent way. Bravo Tau Ceti Co! If you guide, the XY Finder is ESSENTIAL equipment. I give it the highest recommendation. The XY Finder can turn any scope into a convenient and easy-to-use guidescope. With it, I have used all my refractors as guidescopes, including my 80mm Megrez, my TV NP 101 and even my AP 155. I am so please with the XY Finder that I will personally speak or correspond with anyone interested in purchasing this great accessory. It takes the hassle out of finding and centering guide stars.

67. Astrophotography By Preston S. Justis
    astrophotography by Preston S. Justis. Into the Night . My Telescope and Photographic Techniques. Links to other astrophotography and CCD imaging pages.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~psjustis/
    
    Extractions: Astrophotography by Preston S. Justis "Into the Night" Welcome to my page, which is dedicated mainly to Black and White Astrophotography with a 10" f/6 Newtonian telescope. I use Hypersensitized Kodak Tech Pan film for its high contrast and resolution. This has been a fine journey that I started back in 1981 when I assembled my astrophotography system and will continue to travel for many years into the future. Come explore the many different types of celestial objects that are within the reach of my telescope. I hope you enjoy the ride. Scott Astrophotos This website is optimized for a monitor screen area of 1024 x 768 pixels. Note: All images on this web page are property of the author. Any "for profit" use of these images is forbidden without the author's written consent. Please come back and visit again! Since 8/29/99 Comments Suggestions E-mail me : ngc2683@yahoo.com

68. Jeff MacQuarrie's Astronomy Home Page
    CCD astrophotography images of nebulae, galaxies, planets and star clusters. Each image contains educational information about the object with links for further research.  
    http://members.aol.com/ccdastronomy/ccdimage.htm

69. SAAAA
    Formed in January 1962 in San Angelo, the SAAAA has a primary focus in optical astronomy, but other activities such as radio astronomy and astrophotography are also currently pursued.  
    http://members.aol.com/warhawk57/saaaa.html
    
    Extractions: San Angelo Amateur Astronomy Association, Inc. Click here for SAAAA's Home Page Some information on our club Our present membership consists of approximately 30 members. Club meetings are held at seven p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month in the Angelo State University Planetarium, located in the Physical Sciences Building. Meetings usually consist of a general review of current astronomical events, a brief reading of past club meeting minutes, and an astronomy program presented by a club member of a video presentation. The club owns three telescopes: a 12 inch Cave reflector, an 8 inch Celestron reflector, and a 6 inch Dynascope reflector. These telescopes were originally owned by Dr. Moon and were eventually donated to the association. A small library containing back issues of different astronomy magazines and a number of hardback books covering a variety of historical and technical subjects are available for checkout by club members. Membership in the club is open to anyone. Light pollution and trees which block the sky within the city have become an ever growing hazard to "backyard" astronomy. For these reasons the club periodically sponsors a "Star Party" which is our opportunity as a group to take our telescopes and meet at a location outside San Angelo where the city lights are not as bright. Distances travelled are not generally more than ten miles or so.

70. PalmPilot And ETX Astrophotography - Moved
    I ve moved! After using up space at emmgraphics.com for 2 years (thanks Ellen) I ve finally registered my own domain. Everything  
    http://emmgraphics.com/pilot/astro/astroindex.html

71. Rigel Systems
    LED flashlights for astronomy and aviation, astrophotography accessories, collimation tools, finders, motorized focusers and controllers, plus other accessories.  
    http://www.rigelsys.com/

72. Digital Camera Astrophotography
    Home astrophotography Digital Camera astrophotography. astrophotography with prosumer digicams may be easier than you think!  
    http://www.imaging-resource.com/ARTS/ASTRO/ASTRO.HTM
    
    Extractions: Digital Cameras By Manufacturer By Megapixel Camera Reviews Dave's Picks ... Camera Drivers Accessories Batteries Camera Accessories Printers Scanners ... Software Tutorials Photo Lessons Getting Started Better Pictures How To News Breaking News What's New Newsletter Forums Main Forums Camera Forums Canon Talk Nikon Talk ... Sony Talk Search Search SiteMap Link Directory About Us About This Site Advertising Press Kit Home > Astrophotography Astrophotography with "prosumer" digicams may be easier than you think! The night sky has been a source of wonderment for as long as there have been people to gaze up at it. The ancients believed that there was magic in the celestial bodies and even named them for their deities and heroes. It is not surprising that people love to photograph those objects and that viewers are invariably impressed with almost any decent astrophotograph. While taking spectacular photos of deep space objects like nebula and galaxies requires special equipment and lots of practice, it is fairly straightforward to take good photographs of the relatively bright objects in our solar system. It is quite easy to take photographs of the moon, and while it is more challenging to take photographs of the planets it might be possible for anyone with access to a telescope.

73. Astrophotography For The Amateur
    Provides table of contents, ordering information, and preview of chapter one by Michael Covington.  
    http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/astro/index.html

74. Robert Reeves Schmidt Camera Astrophotography
    This Site takes part in the astrophotography Sites Ring. WideField astrophotography, Wide-Field astrophotography Released by Willmann-Bell.  
    http://www.robertreeves.com/
    
    Extractions: Click left camera for previous site, right camera for next site. A sampling of 35mm piggyback and 8-inch Schmidt images taken by Robert Reeves at the Von Braun Photographic Station Table of Contents Color Schmidt Images, Page 1. Color Schmidt Images, Page 2. Wide-Field Piggyback Images. My images of Comet Hape/Bopp. ... Ultra Wide-Field images taken at the 2001 Okie-Tex Star Party. First images with my new 105 mm Nikkor. November 20, 2003 aurora over south Texas. Recent lunar images taken with a digital camera. GUEST OBSERVER Meet Kent Kirkley. GUEST OBSERVER The remarkable astrophotography of Kent Kirkley. About Myself A brief biography. My Observatory How I built it. The Schmidt Camera Principles and tips. The Mount Ancient, but it works! New Mounts being fabricated. The Film The best... TP-2415. Chemical and Digital Darkroom Work The finished product. Tutorial Introduction to Wide-Field Astrophotography Testing films for astrophotography My new book Wide-Field Astrophotography Schmidt Camera Repair, Collimation, and Focusing

75. Glenn Ray's Astrophotography
    Gallery of images, equipments used, and articles.  
    http://users3.ev1.net/~glennlray/Astro/

76. AstroCam
    CCD astrophotography created with modified color and B W Quick Cam cameras.  
    http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze29wzh/

77. Jeff MacQuarrie's Astrophotography Images Homepage
    Color astrophotography images of comets, nebulae, galaxies, the Moon, lunar eclipses and star fields. MacQuarrie Badge. astrophotography. Home Page.  
    http://members.aol.com/tchphysics/astropho.htm
    
    Extractions: Jeff MacQuarrie's Astrophotography Home Page The following astronomical images were taken in Maine and Maryland 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 NGC7293 - Helix M42 - Orion Nebula GALAXIES Island universes of billions of stars. 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 that 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 MOON Earth's satellite. A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow.

78. Home
    Advice for beginners on using Schmidt Cassegrain Telescopes. Includes equipment recommendations, visual observing and astrophotography tips.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~tkurkowski/

79. RicksAstro Astrophotography
    astrophotography.  
    http://www.ricksastro.com/

80. Wide-Field Astrophotography
    A WideField astrophotography Page. Hi, I m Brian Rachford and welcome to my wide-field astrophotography page! Notice that I call  
    http://origins.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?

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