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COMMUNITY NEWS |
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All Astronomy Cameras Now Compatible to Maxim DLUp until now, only certain The Imaging Source astronomy cameras were compatible to Maxim DL. As of the current version, all astronomy cameras can be used with Maxim DL, without any further drivers, nor software. |
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New Version of AviStackThe manufacturers of the stacking software AviStack have just released a new version. The latest version is able to read many different AVI codecs and additionally supports SER. |
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M57 Ring Nebula by Elliot SevernThe amateur astronomer Elliot Severn has submitted his latest image of M57, which he captured with a color astronomy camera (without IR cut filter). The image shows a remarkable amount of detail, in particular as the DBK 21AU04.AS has only a 1/4" CCD! |
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Lunar TransitsIt is very difficult to capture one space ship transiting the Moon. The Slovak amateur astronomer, Roman Piffl, however, was able to capture two. Using his DMK 21AU04.AS, he captured two transits: One of Endeavour and the other of ISS. |
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Impact Mark on Jupiter, July 19, 2009The impact on Jupiter spread through the press like wildfire. The British amateur astronomer Ryan Neil Phillips captured the impact, using an astronomy camera, manufactured by The Imaging Source. He has published a series of images, illustrating each step. |