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Ciel & Espace: Winner of Competition AnnouncedWe are delighted to announce the winners of the "photograph the night sky" competition, which was organized by the French magazine Ciel & Espace. Our congratulations go to Christian Viladrich, Richard Bosman and Jean-Claude Briand. |
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USB 2.0 Astronomy Cameras Flyer - Just PublishedWe very proudly announce our new flyer, which offers interested readers a detailed overview of the new line of USB 2.0 astronomy cameras, manufactured by The Imaging Source. Furthermore, it discusses the shipped software IC Capture.AS. |
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Great Astronomy Web Site: AstroFiles.netAstrofiles.net is a very well respected French language web site, created by two enthusiastic astronomers for amateur astronomers. It offers a great deal of articles on astronomy, a discussion forum and even a link to the astronomy cameras blog, maintained by The Imaging Source. |
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Sebastian Voltmer's Mars TrioThe celebrated German astrophotographer Sebastian Voltmer sent us an e-mail last week, attached to which was a fantastic composite image. Using his DFK 21AU04.AS, Sebastian captured three Mars images on different dates, and arranged them together into one photo. |
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Mars from Bristane, AustraliaWe warmly welcome Matt Watson - an astrophotographer from Bristane in Australia - to The Imaging Source astronomy cameras community. He recently sent us some beautiful images of Mars that he captured with his DMK 21AF04.AS. |
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Breathtaking Photo of Sirius IridiumAlan Friedman has been working with the astronomy cameras, manufactured by The Imaging Source for a long time. Again, with his latest published image, he illustrates the kind of extremely professional results, which are possible with our cameras. |