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Astrophotography: more books (106)

Astrophotography: An Introduction (Sky & Telescope Observer's Guides) by H. J. P. Arnold, 1995-12
Astrophotography: A Step-By-Step Approach by Robert Little, 1986-04
Making Beautiful Deep-Sky Images: Astrophotography with Affordable Equipment and Software (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) by Greg Parker, 2007-10-11
Astrophotography II: Featuring the Techniques of the European Amateur by Patrick Martinez, Charles Miller, 1987-08
A Beginner's Guide to DSLR Astrophotography by Jerry Lodriguss, 2009
Astrophotography: Featuring the Fx System of Exposure Determination by Barry Gordon, 1985-08

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Astrophotography For The Amateur
Provides table of contents, ordering information, and preview of chapter one by Michael Covington.
http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/astro/
Astrophotography By Noel Carboni
Another wide angle high resolution shot through my 1740 zoom lens, which is proving to be a great performer for astrophotography.
http://ncarboni.home.att.net/Astrophotography.html

Extractions: On this page you'll find some of the astrophotos I've taken. Unless otherwise noted, these images were captured with my Canon EOS-20D digital camera or Meade Lunar/Planetary Imager and Meade 10" LX200 GPS UHTC 2500mm f/10 telescope from my light-polluted south Florida home. Multiple exposures stacked in Images Plus and processed in Photoshop with my own Astronomy Tools actions set. The Moon in Hypersaturated Color Stacked from 15 exposures of 1/5 second at ISO 100 This image is a mosaic of 15 separate and slightly overlapping 8.2 megapixel images from my Canon EOS-20D (unmodified), taken in Raw mode and converted and stitched together in Photoshop CS2. The exposures were each 1/5 second at ISO 100. I mounted my 20D to my Meade LX200 GPS UHTC 10" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope via my 2x Televue Powermate (a focal length doubler, similar to a teleconverter, which also serves to mate my camera to the 2" telescope eyepiece tube). Effective focal length was 5000mm f/20. Looking through the viewfinder I swept across the surface in a zig-zag fashion, trying for about 1/3 overlap between frames. I triggered the shutter with my TC80-N3 remote timer/controller. I did the stitching by hand in Photoshop.
Astrophotography - Hutchinson Encyclopedia Article About
Hutchinson encyclopedia article about astrophotography. astrophotography. Information about astrophotography in the Hutchinson encyclopedia.
http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/astrophotography

Extractions: encyclopedia Also found in: Dictionary/thesaurus Wikipedia 0.07 sec. ad_channel="2085469577"; AdsNum=3; OriginalURL="http://encyclopedia.farlex.com/astrophotography"; google_page_url=OriginalURL; google_language = "en"; google_max_num_ads = '20'; google_num_radlinks = '10'; google_max_radlink_len = '17'; window.onerror=myerror; google_kw ="astrophotography"; kw = google_kw; g_kw=1; google_encoding="utf-8"; google_ad_channel=ad_channel; write_ads(AdsNum, 0) Use of photography in astronomical research. The first successful photograph of a celestial object was the daguerreotype plate of the Moon taken by English Scientist John W Draper in March 1840. The first photograph of a star, Vega, was taken by US astronomer William Bond in 1850. Modern-day astrophotography uses techniques such as charge-coupled devices (CCDs), which are often carried aboard a spacecraft.
Dans Astrophotography Web Site
Some of my Astrophotos.
http://www.thurs.net/dan/

Extractions: Java not loading? Click here to update your Java software ;***********************images*************************************** ;******************telescope************************** ;*****************links****************************** ;**************hints********************* ;**************interesting sites********************* ;**************Email************** Free Hit Counter astronomylinks.com ... Space-Talk.com This site is takes a fair amount of my time and all expenses come from my pocket, although I do not mind this I felt it would be nice to allow anyone who wished to make a donation that option. This is not in any way required. If you feel the information you found here was useful you may make a donation. Thank you. Images My Telescope Helpful Hints for CCDs Other links ...
MAXXs Astrophotography
Welcome to Jim Lumley s home page. This site features my astronomical photographs, and photos of my military experience, and our recent visit to Disney
http://web2.iadfw.net/a0011306/
Schurs Astrophotography
Images, film, camera and software information.
http://www.schursastrophotography.com/

Extractions: Other Interests: Robotics Infrared Arizona Digital Arizona Astro Software ... Contact Us Updated 4/20/08 Enhanced Hydrogen Galaxies Showcase Please see our new Daytime Astroimaging section! AIC 2007 Presentation here AIC 2006 Presentation here Three Photoshop Power Actions for Astro Imagers here Star Trails Photoshop Action here LRGB Color Correction Article here W elcome to our world of photography of the night skies from the Birch Mesa Observatory in Payson at the base of the Mogollon Rim, and the Clear Creek Canyon Observatory on top of the Colorado Plateau in Northern Arizona. From the stationary and Schmidt cameras, to state-of-the-art computer controlled large homebuilt astrographs, our goal is to record the endless beauty of the night sky on film, and digital detectors to share with you and others. Here you can find the best and hardest earned images that we have captured of the night sky. Galaxies Emission Reflection Planetaries ... Films Note: Adjust your monitors brightness so each step in the grey scale below is clearly seen, other wise images may not appear correctly rendered.
StarryWonders Astrophotography
This is a personal home page that describes hiking experiences (with photographs) and provides general information of interest to hikers.
http://www.starrywonders.com/
Saturday Morning Science: Auroras, City Lights And Astrophotography
I don t believe that the ISS was designed for astronomy, adds Pettit, but it functions very well as a platform for astrophotography.
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."
PantherObservatory
astrophotography. by. Johannes Schedler. Wie schoen du bist, Erdgeborener! Von Rosenfingern zaertlich gehalten trifft dich der Artemis sanftes Geschoss.
http://panther-observatory.com/
Webcam Astrophotography
I use AstroSnap to capture my webcam AVIs, BMPs and JPGs for the planets as well as the moon. Webcam astrophotography FAQ frequently asked questions
http://www.webcam-astrophotography.com/
Martin's Astrophotography
DeepSky astrophotography. Optimized for 1024 x 768. Adjust monitor for best viewing My Views (Musing on over 30 years of film 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 Site Navigation Links to other sites Varied sources of interest to photographers of the deep-sky My Views Musing on over 30 years of film astrophotography Prefix Page is a brief explanation of object identifiers Where I go for photography in Southern California ( check out the Clear Sky Clocks New Photos Visit my CCD web site !!!! All new (August 2005) images now being taken with the ST8XME ccd camera from my home observatory The Photography: Note: All images are posted with North at the top, unless noted Archives a selection of past film images Objects Listed by Type: Clusters Globular and Open Galaxies Nebulae Diffuse, Planetary and Dark Thumbnails of all images: 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.
Deep Sky Photography: Astrophotography By George Greaney
Film and CCD images, equipment details, image processing, and dark room processing.
http://www.astroimages.com/

Extractions: Imaging the Deep Sky Astronomical Images by George Greaney CCD Images Film Images Contents CCD Imaging: Getting the Images : Ash Meadows Observatory Equipment Image Processing Gallery of CCD Images : Astronomical CCD Images Gallery Film Imaging: Getting the Images Darkroom Techniques Enhanced Color Astrophotography Digital Image Processing Digital Image Enhancement in Astrophotography Refractor Gallery Images from the Astrophysics 6 inch f/7 EDF Refractor Celestron-14 Gallery Images from the Celestron-14 SCT Ritchey-Chretien Gallery Images from the OGS 14.5 inch f/7.65 RCT Biographical Information Astroimaging Links Adjust your Monitor! This site was last updated on NOTE: All images and text are intended for personal use only. They may be used for commercial purposes ONLY with written permission of the author. E-mail me at gsg@astroimages.com
Mall Astrophotography
Mall astrophotography. home gallery equipment shoot process links. m42. I had been a bit of an amateur astronomer when I was in high school
http://www.bigfattail.com/mallastro/index.html
Jeff MacQuarrie's Astrophotography Images Homepage
Color astrophotography images of comets, nebulae, galaxies, the Moon, lunar eclipses and star fields.
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.
ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY
astrophotography. Home Landscapes 4 Seasons Cityscapes astrophotography Surreal Fun Medjugorje Stock Slide Show Whats New Purchase Prints
http://www.landolfiphoto.com/Site_2/ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY.html
John Chumack's Astrophotography Space Photos, Images, And Prints
astrophotography Space Photos Sales, galactic pictures, Chumack Observatory, John Chumack Astrophotos. Astronomy images and prints of space, galaxies,
http://www.galacticimages.com/
Astrophotography
Matt BenDaniel is a worldclass astrophotographer, based in Boston, Massachusetts. He strives for artistic and technical perfection using telescopes,
http://www.photographytips.com/page.cfm/5501

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Robert Reeves Astrophotography
Astronomical photography with film, digital, and web cameras.
http://www.robertreeves.com/

Extractions: Click left camera for previous site, right camera for next site. A sampling of 35mm film, digital, 8-inch Schmidt canera, and webcam images taken by Robert Reeves at the Von Braun Photographic Station and other locations 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. 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. Chemical and Digital Darkroom Work The finished product. Testing films for astrophotography Schmidt Camera Repair, Collimation, and Focusing
Astrophotography By Tom Matheson
Astronomical galleries and tools used.
http://www.guidescope.net/

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