I have a photo of Jupiter I would like to share with other DMK 21AU04.AS users.

It was made with my DMK 21AU04.AS at the focus of a Celestron 8 telescope, mounted on an EQ6 mount.

Bernard Buralli, France.

I just catch the rare venus's clouds in UV light with the The Imaging Source DMK 21AU618.AS, perfect for UV light!

It's so hard to image venus's clouds with a UV filter cause this filter is so dark for normal cameras, but this DMK 21AU618.AS is the best ever tried in UV light.

I captured this shot with Celestron Celestar 8" + Baader U filter + Barlow Celestron Ultima 2x + The Imaging Source DMK 21AU618.AS, the clouds came out, amazing! Thank you The Imaging Source!!!

Emanuele Baldani, Rome, Italy

MARS 2012-02-19 18:37 UT CM 279.6°

C9.25, f/30, DBK 21AF04.AS, 1500 frames stacked.

Daniel Chang, Hong Kong

Pedro Re' from Protugal sent us several links to his website. He presents amazing solar photography with the The Imaging Source Astronomy Camera DMK 41AU02.AS

Best of: SUN (20120211) AR11416. LUNT 152 F/6, 2" Lunt Solar Wedge, X3 Barlow, DMK 41AU02.AS, (stack of 250 images).

Pedro Re'

Mars is coming closer to opposition (first week of March). Its disc increased to over 12″, making it an easier astrophotography target. On the 4th of February, the seeing was pretty good. Visually, at 400x or so, Mars disc was quite stable and full of details. With a focal length of 7,000mm (using a barlow 2.5x), each pixel on the DMK 21AU618.AS covers about 0.15″. On the right you can compare with a simulation of Mars disc captured on Calsky.org.

Jean-Christophe Meriaux, Astrophotography in Urban Environment