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NEWS FROM THE COMMUNITY |
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New Astronomy Cameras Page on Google+Following the success of The Imaging Source Astronomy Cameras on Facebook and Twitter, we are delighted to announce that you can now circle us and +1 our new Astronomy Cameras Page on Google+. |
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See You at AstroFest 2012 (London, UK)The Imaging Source will be attending AstroFest 2012 in Kensington, London, UK again this year. A representative from The Imaging Source will be available at the stand of The Widescreen Centre. |
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Submit a Photo of Your Telescope and CameraOver the years, many customers have sent us photos of how they use their astronomy cameras. If you would like us to display your telescope and camera on our web site, please send us an image of them "in action". |
BEST SAMPLE IMAGES |
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Jim Ferreira: High Resolution Solar Prominence AnimationShot with his DMK 21AU04.AS, 100 mm aperture H-alpha telescope and a Daystar 0.8A ION filter, Jim Ferreira submitted a fascinating quiescent prominence on the sun's southwest limb. |
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Mike Borman: Sun in H-Alpha, White Light and CaKMike Borman is based in Southern Indiana and has to cool his camera in summer, using a homemade thermoelectric cooler. Judging by his exception shots of the sun he sent us, it seems his set up as reached perfection. |
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Peter Oster: Smashing Photo of JupiterPeter Oster sent us this smashing photo of Jupiter, which he captured on September 16, 2011 using his astronomy camera, manufactured by The Imaging Source, and a 8" Newton. The image was stacked in Registax. |
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Karl Thurner: Jupiter Opposition with DMK 21AU618.ASKarl Thurner seems truly amazed by the sensitivity of the chip in his new Sony ICX618 based astronomy camera. He used a Newton 18" f/4.5, DMK 21AU618.AS and Astronomik RGB to capture these very detailed photos. |