61. Astrophotography As an oldtimer in the Astronomy hobby, I would recommend that you enter astrophotography with a film camera. My point is that you might not like it, so th. http://www.cloudynights.com/category.php?category_id=85&pr=3

62. Flickr: Astrophotography 6 of 112 posts Read all astrophotography s discussions Feed – Subscribe to astrophotography discussion threads http://www.flickr.com/groups/25191652@N00/

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63. Fleming Astrophotography astrophotography by Neil Fleming. Specializing in photographs taken with the Meade DSI. http://www.flemingastrophotography.com/

64. Dave Miller Astrophotography This site is focused on Astronomy and astrophotography. Contains numerous pictures and experiments with a webcam. Contains daily and monthly viewing charts http://www.cosmicdoorway.com/

May 2008 For a legend of abbreviations and data found on this page, click here Moon Phases SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT This Months Events Mercury climbs higher in the early evening sky through the first half of the month. Eta Aquarid meteor shower peaks. The Moon passes just north of Mercury at sunset. The Moon passes less than a degree north of Mars just before dawn. The Moon skirts the Beehive cluster (eastern US). Mars drifts across the Beehive cluster. Observing Lists Sky and Telescope : This Week's Sky at a Glance Abrams Planetarium : Skywatcher's Diary StarDate Online : Monthly Sky Almanac StarDate Online : Weekly Tips Astronomy Now : Eye on the Sky (UK) document.write(""); document.write("Sky on " + sky_chart_date + " (image from AstroPlanner)"); Yearly Sky Chart Flash Animation Display: Evening Morning Messier Objects SEDS Monthly Messier Tour (adjusted by 1 month) M NGC Const Type S.B. Mag Size (min) Rise Set Common Name Com Gal 7 x 4 Com Gal 5.4 x 4.4 Com Gal 9.5 x 3.2 Com Gal 5.4 x 4.8

65. Celestial Images Astronomical photography, astronomical photographs, astronomical images, celestial photography, celestial images, celestial expressions, http://www.celestialimage.com/

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66. Adventures In Astrophotography Welcome to my continuing Adventures in astrophotography in the Colorado Not interested in astrophotography? Check out my Boat Building pages instead http://www.kolbsadventures.com/

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 Not interested in Astrophotography? Check out my Boat Building pages instead This site is optimized for 1024x768 resolution. Last updated 24 January 2007 Questions or Comments? Send them to jon@kolbsadventures.com

67. Wide Field Astrophotography Wide Field astrophotography. by Garth Buckles. home recent images gallery equipment links contact. http://www.widefieldastrophotography.com/

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68. KevinFreitas.net ~ Amateur Astronomy And Digital Astrophotography Db Planetary and moon gallery. http://www.kevinfreitas.net/projects/astro/

@import "/kfNet.css"; @import "/comments.css"; FeedTacoma.com Local blogs, talk, events, photos, videos, Tacomic, and more! KevinFreitas.net Search blog misc projects personal ... map The Moon Lunar eclipse from Tacoma's Thea Foss waterfront near the Museum of Glass. map Jupiter map Jupiter The weather in this area is turning nicer and with that, I find myself hauling out the 'scope more and more often. Tonight I focused on Jupiter and its Galilean moons and our own Moon. Clouds slowly rolled over the sky from the southeast and prompted a most hasty telescope setup. Once ready, I went straight for the high power (10mm) eyepiece and was dazzled by the giant planet and four of its many moons. Sarah was present and she was likewise blown away at the sight. Our Orion telescope did exactly what I'd hoped in revealing multiple bands of clouds on Jupiter as well as allowing us to see the shadow of one of the moons (my bet lies with Io) on Jupiter's atmosphere! Thanks to a graphical ephemeris of Jupiter and it's moons found at http://www.calsky.com/cs.cgi/Planets/6/6

69. Starry Night Photography - Astrophotography Of The Southern Night Sky astrophotography images taken from New Zealand. Objects include Southern Cross, Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, Aurora Australis, Gum Nebula, Eta Carina. http://www.starrynightphotos.com/

Welcome to Starry Night Skies Photography What's New Search Site Buying Images Image Use ... About Me This website contains a selection of my images most of which fall into the category of astrophotography. Photographing the night sky is an interesting and challenging pastime requiring both a knowledge of the night sky and mastering the techniques to take the pictures. I have divided the pictures into various categories below or use the Search page to locate an item. Recently Added Images Here's some of my latest images. Click on the thumbnails for the full size image. Image Galleries .: southern sky .: constellations Many people are familiar with the brighter well known constellations of the Zodiac, there are of course many more to seen in night sky. You may notice some of the images appear upside down but this how I see them from the southern hemisphere. .: milky way On southern hemisphere winter nights the milky way is a truly spectacular sight. From my location it stretches horizon to horizon, the dense starry area of Scorpius and Sagittarius passing directly overhead. I never tire of taking pictures of this part of the sky. .: moon The Moon is seen by everyone and can be a beautiful sight as it rises or sets in sky. It can light the landscape in an eerie light and sometimes glow orange during a lunar eclipse. It's changing phases mark the passage of time.

70. Starting Out In Astrophotography While CCD cameras are still the method of choice for the top astrophotographers, results during the past year—in our opinion, almost as good—are being http://www.skynewsmagazine.com/pages/starting_out.html

SUBSCRIBE TO SKYNEWS GIVE A GIFT OF SKYNEWS ... BENEFITS Starting Out in Astrophotography Some helpful advice from SkyNews Magazine for those who are thinking about trying astrophotography... Click here to read the articles "The Digital Revolution, Digital SLR Cameras, parts 1 and 2" (SkyNews, March/April, May/June, 2005). The Digital Revolution... In the span of less than four years, the swift evolution of digital cameras has created a new and powerful tool for amateur astronomers—the digital SLR (single lens reflex) camera. Now, for the first time, backyard astronomers have access to an easy-to-use technological marvel capable of a remarkable range of astronomical imaging. The digital SLR cameras that have achieved the most impressive results in our tests are the Nikon D70, Canon 300D Digital Rebel (both 6 megapixels) and the Canon 20D (8 megapixels). While CCD cameras are still the method of choice for the top astrophotographers, results during the past year—in our opinion, almost as good—are being achieved with these latest digital cameras, and all at a fraction of the cost of the top-of-the-line dedicated CCD astrocameras.

71. CCD Imaging And Astrophotography Astronomical images taken with various cameras with information for telescope and equipment. http://course.wilkes.edu/astroimages/

72. Astrophotography And Photog Renta-scope is the World s premier high-speed Internet access robotic telescope time rental service to perform astronomy, astrophotography and Robotic http://www.arnierosner.com/

Rent-a-scope Robotic Astrophotography Rent telescope time on our robotic telescope systems and control them right over the internet. View and photograph a wide variety of astronomical objects with our professional grade equipment. We use Takahashi telescopes, Paramount robotic mounts and SBIG and FLI CCD Cameras. Image from some of the darkest skies in New Mexico without ever having to leave the comfort of your familiar computer keyboard at home or at the office. Use the most popular internet browser to control the telescopes. No other special software required to access our systems. Click Here To Enter c nancy@arnierosner.com Nancy's Website Visit Nancy Rosner's section for images of exotic places like China and Kenya, Africa. Animals like Cheetahs, Elephants, Dik-Dik, Gazelle, Thomson's gazelle, Grant's gazelle, Gerenuk, Waterbuck, Oryx, Hartebeest, Topi , Common Wildebeest, African or Cape buffalo, Bushbuck, Giraffe and Impala are to be easily found among the many pictures. Purchase photographs as well. You may buy framed and unframed images.

73. The @stro Pages - Astrophotos astrophotography \As`tro*pho*tog ra*phy\, n. Astro + photography. astrophotography Tutorial Read a tutorial on beginning astrophotography. http://theastropages.com/astrophotos/

menu: index astrophotos tutorial gallery ... search: Helpful Links Company Registration ADVERTISEMENT (c) 1997-2004 the @stro pages astrophotography dictionary.com Read a tutorial on beginning astrophotography. You don't need anything more than your dad's old 35mm camera and a tripod to get started and produce your own memorable shots. Gallery Please check out examples of what you can do. If you have any questions on my techniques or equipment, please feel free to contact me and ask. I don't mind answering questions. index astrophotos articles @stro objects ... here

74. Pinhole Astrophotography Pinhole astrophotography. Now you re probably wondering at a time when, the bigger the optic the better the observing (otherwise known as aperture http://users.erols.com/njastro/barry/pages/pinhole.htm

Pinhole Astrophotography Now you're probably wondering ... at a time when, the bigger the optic - the better the observing (otherwise known as aperture fever) where is this guy coming from. Well ... some years ago (ca. 1990-91) I wanted to know what the limits of observing with the minimum of optics might be. I wondered if sunspots could be visible through a pinhole camera. It turned into a physics project that I eventually published in TPO Magazine titled: " PINHOLE SUNSPOTS - Or, Could the Ancient Egyptians Have Observed Sunspots? ". Anyway, this is about that project as well as some links to other pinhole sites, including one that uses a CCD camera and pinholes to observe stars. - BDM. PINHOLE SUNSPOTS or, Could the Ancient Egyptians Have Observed Sunspots? Could the early Egyptians have viewed sunspots? Or, for that matter, is it even possible that any early peoples could have observed these solar blemishes before the discovery of the telescope and its application to astronomy by Galileo? Non-telescopic observations are not limited to just ‘naked-eye’ observing on a hazy day as one might surmise. There is one optical device for which the technology has been available for thousands of years if some curious individuals were only around to serendipitously stumble upon it. This technology is that of the pinhole camera, an optical instrument consisting of only a small circular hole and a screen upon which to project an image. Pinhole observation of sunspots? Hum-bug, you say? Well, maybe not.

75. Mike's Astrophotography Web Page I have been into Astronomy since 1996 and got into astrophotography in the winter of 1998. I upgraded my setup in the winter of 1999 and again in the spring http://www.rphotoz.com/astrophoto/default.asp

CCD and FILM ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY by Mike Rogers Email Me RPhotoz Home Hello and welcome to my Astrophotography web page! I have been into Astronomy since 1996 and got into Astrophotography in the winter of 1998. I upgraded my setup in the winter of 1999 and again in the spring of 2005 (CCD Imager). I hope that the web pages presented here will provide some helpful information for you (or maybe you're just here for the pictures). Click on the "Change Log" link below to see the latest updates to my astrophotography web site. Best viewed at 1024 X 768 X 16 Bit or better Current Moon Phase: APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring Last updated 1/4/2006 9:53:59 AM

76. Dr. Travis Rector - Image Gallery: Deep Sky Images Astrophysics astrophotography. Dr. Travis A. Rector. Home How to View Images Deep Sky Images Wide Field Images Panoramas FAQ Copyright http://aftar.uaa.alaska.edu/gallery/index.cfm?filter=digital

77. Astronomy And Astrophotography I have also provided information on the astrophotography equipment and techniques used. The sole purpose of this Web site is to share my experiences with http://daffy.uah.edu/astro/

Astronomy and Astrophotography Information This is my astronomy home page containing astrophotographs and astronomy related information. All the images at this site were acquired by me and exemplify what one may expect using typical amateur equipment. I have also provided information on the astrophotography equipment and techniques used. The sole purpose of this Web site is to share my experiences with other astronomy enthusiasts. Except for the few CCD images, all pictures were scanned from photographic prints. Astro Equipment Astrophotographs AstroPhysics Traveler Deep Sky Images Other Telescopes Deep Sky (old) Photographic Methods Piggy Back Taurus astro camera Planets ... CCD Images Star Tours (These links are seasonal) The Scorpion (pdf) Orion Multiples (html) Some sites with astrophotography information Jerry Lodrigus' Astronomical Images Brad Wallis and Robert Provin's Page Chuck Vaughn's Astronomy Page Robert Reeves' Celestial Photography ... High Resolution CCD by Thierry Legault (amazing photos) Pretty pictures Andy Steere's Astrophoto Page Tony and Daphne Hallas' Photos Jason Ware's Galaxy Photography Jeff MacQuarrie's Astrophotography ... Steve Massey's Astronomy Page Some other astronomy sites Astronomy magazine SEDS Home Page Windows to the Universe Rick Bright's List of Amateurs ... Joe Bergeron's Amateur Astronomy Telescopes Links to telescope vendors on the web Recent changes to site

78. AstroMatt - CCD Astrophotography By Matt Thomas Matt Thomas s gallery of photographs of objects in deep space. These images are taken from my backyard, using a CCD camera and highly tuned telescopes http://www.astromatt.com/

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79. Andy S Astrophotography Blog Active in Church and Astronomy/astrophotography which makes me a geek just ask my daughter! As you can see, I believe a sense of humor is vital. http://astro.nightskypix.com/

80. How-To: Astrophotography 101 - - PopPhotoApril 2007 astrophotography is the name given to the process of taking pictures of anything not on the Earth, but out in space. Most of us probably think of images http://www.popphoto.com/popularphotographyfeatures/4064/how-to-astrophotography-

Free Newsletter: Camera reviews, lens tests, photo news and more! May 28, 2008 Search Subscriptions/Customer Service Digital Subscription Give a Gift Renew My Subscription ... < Previous Article More Features - Popular Photography Articles (192 of 368) Next Article > pop_photo:http://www.popphoto.com/popularphotographyfeatures/4064/how-to-astrophotography-101.html How-To: Astrophotography 101 Don't put that camera away when it gets dark, get outside and take pictures! A whole universe of wonderful images awaits you. By Paul LeFevre April 2007 © Paul LeFevre The California Nebula in the constellation Perseus; a four-hour exposure with a digital camera. Click photo to launch a gallery of images. Our cameras get most of their workouts during the daytime, when there's plenty of light from the sun to illuminate our subjects. If we shoot at night, it's usually with a flash attached to brighten things up, or with long exposures using man-made light from our streets or houses. That big dark sky above us at night seems to offer little that we can see or photograph... but that's not the case. There's not just a whole other world of things to take pictures of in that dark sky there's a whole universe of opportunity. This how-to article will provide the basics to let you start taking dramatic photos of the sky at night. Astrophotography is the name given to the process of taking pictures of anything not on the Earth, but out in space. Most of us probably think of images from the Hubble Space Telescope when the word is mentioned, but making good astrophotos doesn't require billions of dollars or a ride in the Space Shuttle. This article will show you how to start making photos with equipment almost every photographer has on hand, progress to the next level with some simple equipment you can buy inexpensively or make yourself, and finish with what you can do if you decide to invest in some specialized (and sometimes expensive) equipment.

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