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COMMUNITY NEWS |
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Antarctic Midwinter Festival in TasmaniaThe Antarctic Midwinter Festival, which recently took place in Tasmania, celebrates the country's special connection with the Antarctic, hinging around the winter solstice. The Imaging Source astronomy cameras made an appearance thanks to Shevill Mathers. |
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Win a DMK 31AU03.AS with BBC Sky at Night!This month, The Imaging Source has teamed up with the British magazine BBC Sky at Night to offer a competition in which you can win a number of astronomy cameras. All you have to do is answer one simple question. Look out for the cover to the left. Good luck! |
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"Photographier Le Ciel" by Jean-Luc DauvergneJean-Luc Dauvergne is a journalist, who is specialized in astro-photography. He writes for the French magazine Ciel & Espace. On May 07, 2008 he published a book, entitled "Photographier le ciel", which offers practical information on selecting astro-imaging hardware. |
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Matt Watson: Images of JupiterMatt Watson is a journalist who is based in Australia. He recently sent us this spectacular image of Jupiter, which he captured with his DMK 21AF04.AS astronomy camera, manufactured by The Imaging Source. A great thanks goes out to Matt for sharing this image! |
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John Kirchhoff: Vallis Alpes and Wide Field Lunar ShotJohn Kirchhoff is an amateur astronomer, who is based in Hudson, MI, USA. Last week, he submitted a couple of Lunar images, which he captured with his DMK 41AF02.AS FireWire camera, manufactured by The Imaging Source. |
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Eric Roel: the Mexican SunEric Roel is a long time customer of The Imaging Source. He is based in Mexico and has submitted a wonderful image of the Sun, which he captured from his home town with a DMK 41AF02.AS astronomy camera. Despite poor seeing, the resulting image is a great success. |