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LATEST NEWS |
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Astronomy Now: 3 Astronomy Cameras Up for GrabsThe UK-based magazine Astronomy Now has teamed up with The Imaging Source to bring its readers the great opportunity of winning three astronomy cameras in their April 2008 issue. All participants have to do, is answer a simple question! See the magazine for details. |
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RGB Planetary Imaging with a Monochrome CameraMike Salway - an amateur astronomer based in Australia - has recently published a detailed article on RGB planetary imaging with a monochrome camera. His text is packed with information and offers a great guide for the ambitious amateur astronomer. |
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Capturing Venus in UltravioletThe German magazine, Sternkieker, which is published by the Astronomy Society of Hamburg, printed an in depth article in their last issue. The text examines imaging Venus in ultraviolet light, using The Imaging Source astronomy cameras. |
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Pavel Presnyakov: Spectacular Mars AnimationPavel Presnyakov, an amateur astrophotographer, based in Kiev in the Ukraine, has submitted an exceptional animation of Mars, which he captured with his DMK 21AF04 FireWire camera in the night of January 05, 2008 to January 06, 2008. |
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Mario Weigand: Maclear and Ross CratersMario Weigand, an amateur astronomer, based in Offenbach am Main in Germany, has captured this stunning image of the craters Maclear and Ross. The image was published on Lunar Picture Of The Day (LPOD) on February 29, 2008. |
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Laurent Langelez: Mosaic of the MoonLaurent Langelez, an amateur astronomer, based in France, submitted the following mosaic image of the Moon, which he captured with his USB 2.0 DMK 31AU03.AS astronomy camera. In addition to the following image, his web site contains a great deal more. |