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Lucam Recorder 2.7 Has Been ReleasedHeiko Wilkens has just released version 2.7 of his capture software 'Lucam Recorder'. The new version supports the 10 bit formats YGB0 and YGB1 of the new Gigabit Ethernet astronomy cameras, manufactured by The Imaging Source. |
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Astrolactée at the 'Foire De Paris'We extend a warm welcome to our latest French reseller. You can visit Astrolactée's stand at the 'Foire de Paris' between April 29, 2010 and May 09, 2010. They will be exhibiting The Imaging Source astronomy cameras. |
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ISS Transiting the SunErnie Mastroianni is an American amateur from Whitefish Bay, USA. Three weeks ago he sent us a few images of the Moon and the Sun. Last week he captured the view of ISS transiting the Sun. The astronomy camera he has been using is DMK 31AF03.AS. |
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Crater Image with Stunning ResolutionJohn Rozakis, an amateur based in Athens, Greece submitted his first lunar image. In addition to DMK 21AU04.AS, he photographed these craters with a Newton 300mm telescope, a Barlow 2.5x, and a red filter. |
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Magnificent Image of Solar ProminenceJérôme Grenier has been using DMK 31AF03.AS astronomy camera for 3 years to image celestial bodies. Jérôme captured this solar prominence image March 16, 2010. |