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Astronomy at the BeachThe Great Lakes Association of Astronomy Clubs is organizing the 11th 'Astronomy at the Beach'. The Imaging Source and Rider's Hobby Shop will be participating in the event, conducting product demonstrations of the DMK 21AF04.AS and IC Capture.AS camera software. |
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Phenomenal Feedback on Total Lunar EclipseThe feedback on the recent total lunar eclipse that could be observed in Eastern Australia and New Zealand area has been phenomenal. Many excited blog readers have written in and mainstream media have reported on the event. |
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3rd Party Software SupportAlthough all astronomy cameras, manufactured by The Imaging Source, ship with the camera control software IC Catpure.AS, software from several 3rd parties is also compatible. This blog post examines some of the more popular compatible software packages. |
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Dr. Zawodny Captures Jupiter with DBK 31AF03Dr. Joseph M. Zawodny's work has been the topic of several blog posts. Although seeing was not as good as it could have been and despite the hazy sky, Joseph has managed to capture an impressive image of Jupiter, which he has shared with the world in his flickr account. |
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'Sky and Telescope' Posts Celestial ScenesOn the web site of 'Sky and Telescope' - the magazine in which a very favourable review of the DMK 21AF04.AS was recently published - a number of sample images have been posted. The monochrome photos were captured with the DMK series of astronomy cameras. |
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Aristarchus and PlateauMick Hyde from Swindon in the United Kingdom has posted a splendid image of Aristarchus and its plateau on LPOD. Using his DMK 21AF04.AS astronomy camera, he captured a series of images and assembled them into the final mosaic image with RegiStax. |