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DMK 41AU02.AS Reviewed by "L'Astronomie"Philippe Morel, president of the Astronomical Society of France (SAF), tested the USB 2.0 CCD telescope camera DMK 41AU02.AS for several months and under different conditions. His test report was released in the July 2009 issue of "L'Astronomie". |
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Photograph Venus in InfraredGerman astronomy amateur Silvia Kowollik is a customer of The Imaging Source DMK 21AF04.AS astronomy camera. She recently wrote an article about imaging Venus in infrared and published it on the well known German magazine "Sterne und Weltraum". |
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Astronomical Meeting in TaiwanThe ASROC is the Astronomical Association of the Republic of China. Its annual astronomical meeting was held in May 2009 at the National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium in Pingtung. The Imaging Source exhibited here in cooperation with its Taiwanese reseller, M & T Optics. |
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Solar Prominence from ItalySilverio Cergnago Recalcati is an Italian amateur astrophotographer. He sent us an image of a solar prominence taken in June 2009 with his CCD USB 2.0 telescope camera DMK 31AU03.AS manufactured by The Imaging Source. |
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Last Image of Saturn of the SeasonRoman Breisch is a German amateur astrophotographer. On May 24, 2009, he successfully captured the planet Saturn, for the last time in this season with his CCD USB monochrome astronomy camera DMK 21AU04.AS. |
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Images of the Moon by Alberto MayerThe Italian amateur astronomer Alberto Mayer has done it again. This time he took exceptional images of the moon with his DMK 31AF03.AS. One of the images represents the area of Aristoteles and Exodus and the other, the Tranquillity Base and its surroundings. |