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COMMUNITY NEWS |
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Review in "Amateur Astronomy Magazine"Robert Reeves is the author of the book "Introduction to Digital Astrophotography". Earlier this autumn, he wrote a review on The Imaging Source astronomy cameras, and published it in the Winter Edition of "Amateur Astronomy Magazine". |
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Avistack: the New Astrophotography Stacking Tool!AviStack is a new stacking software developed by Michael Theusner. The software is free of charge and compatible with the complete line of The Imaging Source astronomy cameras. There is already a review comparing Avistack with RegiStax, written by Joe Zawodny. |
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Review in "Webastro" ForumBased in southern France, astronomy amateur Marc Patry has recently published a review in one of the biggest French Astronomy Forum "Webastro", after he tested DMK 31AU03.AS for more than six weeks. |
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The Ring Nebula by Gerald StelmackLocated in the northern constellation of Lyra, the Ring Nebula Messier 57 has been the focus among astronomy amateurs for a long time. Gerald Stelmack from Winnipeg (Canada) just took one nice picture of it with his DMK 21AF04.AS camera, manufactured by The Imaging Source. |
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Deep Sky Images Taken in SwedenPeter Rosén bought his DMK 41AF02.AS astronomy camera last summer, and has been using it together with Astro IIDC on the Mac for deep sky and planetary photography. Here are a few fabulous pictures from him. |
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Jérôme Grenier Records Solar ProminenceJérôme Grenier is a well known amateur astrophotographer based in France. Using his DMK 31AF03, which he purchased at the end of September this year, he has recorded a sequence showing the development of solar prominence. |