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CELESTRON SKYRIS ASTRONOMICAL CAMERAS |
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Big Savings on Celestron Skyris 132 and NexImage BurstFor a limited time only, Celestron is offering big savings on their latest solar system astronomy cameras - Skyris 132 (save $80.00) and NexImage Burst (save $40.00). This limited offer ends on September 30, 2014. |
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Update Your Skyris Firmware and SoftwareCelestron Skyris cameras - including all firmware and software - are manufactured by The Imaging Source. You can download the latest version of the drivers, end-user applications and firmware at www.astronomycameras.com. |
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A Standard Celestron 14 Inch SCT at Its Resolution LimitWolfgang Paech from Germany recently sent us a report from Namibia about lunar astrophotography. He captured the exceptionally detailed images using a Celestron Skyris 445M. |
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Awesome Moon/Sun CombinationThe amateur astrophotographer Chris Carabela captured the full Sun disk and the Super Moon on July 11, 2014 with his DMK 41AU02.AS and combined the two images into one. |
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Sunspots AR 12055Ivan Padarev from Bulgaria took a close up of the active solar region 12055 on May 11, 2014 with the astronomy camera DMK 21AU618.AS manufactured by The Imaging Source. |
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Occultation of Saturn by the Moon on March 21, 2014Wolfgang Paech from Germany recently sent us a report from Namibia, describing the exceptional occultation of Saturn by the Moon on March 21, 2014. He captured the images with his Celestron Skyris 445C. |