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Astrophotography:     more books (106)

Astrophotography by H.J.P. Arnold, 2002-11-08 Astrophotography with the Schmidt Telescope by Siegfried Marx, Werner Pfau, 1992-07-31 Exposure guide for astrophotography by Robert V Henderson, 1977 Astrophotography: Proceedings Hidden Sun: Solar Eclipses and Astrophotography by James Lowenthal, 1984-05 A Guide to Astrophotography with Digital SLR Cameras by Jerry Lodriguss, 2006-06-21 Beginners Guide to Astrophotography by Stewart Dunaway, 2008-01-01 Wide-Field Astrophotography: Exposing the Universe Starting With a Common Camera by Robert Reeves, 1999-07 Astrophotography CCD Astrophotography: High-Quality Imaging from the Suburbs (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) [Paperback] by Adam Stuart (Author), 2006 Social Documentary Photography: Photography by Genre, Kirlian Photography, Lomography, Astrophotography, Kite Aerial Photography, Panorama Astrophotography Basics ((Kodak Publication Number P-150)) by Kodak, 1988 Astrophotography for the Amateur - 2nd Edition by Michal ACovington, 1999 Astrophotography -- a step-by-step approach

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41. Astronomical & Nightscape Photography By Chris Cook
    Chris Cook's astrophotography site. Deep sky images in color and BW, updated frequently.Category Science Astronomy astrophotography and CCD Imaging ImagesChris Cook's astrophotography site. Deep sky imagesin color and BW, updated frequently.  
    http://www.abmedia.com/astro/

42. Jeff MacQuarrie's CCD Images Home Page
    CCD astrophotography images of nebulae, galaxies, planets and star clusters. Each image contains educational information about the object with links for further research.  
    http://members.aol.com/ccdastronomy/ccdimage.htm
    
    Extractions: Jeff MacQuarrie's Astronomy CCD Images Home Page The following images were taken in Maine and more recently in Maryland with a Cookbook CB245 CCD camera and a 16-inch, f/4.5 Newtonian Reflector telescope. Click on any image to see a full-size version along with information about the object and details about the image. Links are provided to additional sources of information for many of the images. Images will be added as they are obtained and the most recent images are identified with These images are best viewed by adjusting the brightness control on your monitor to properly show all grayscales. The Cookbook Camera is a CCD camera which I built following the directions supplied in "The CCD Camera Cookbook" by Richard Berry Veikko Kanto and John Munger. More information about this camera can be found at Richard Berry's Cookbook Camera Page Color images on this page have been produced using one of two methods. Most of the color images were obtained using cyan magenta , and yellow filters following a method created by Al Kelly Richard Berry Chuck Shaw , and Ed Grafton . This method, abbreviated as WCMY imaging, combines a series of exposures through each of the colored filters with a white (no-filter) image. The second method employed was LRGB, which combines a white (no-filter) luminance image with a series of exposures through

43. Pinhole Astrophotography
    Pinhole astrophotography. Now you're probably wondering at a timewhen, the bigger the optic the better the observing (otherwise  
    http://www.erols.com/njastro/barry/bar-page/pinhole.htm
    
    Extractions: Pinhole Astrophotography Now you're probably wondering ... at a time when, the bigger the optic - the better the observing (otherwise known as aperture fever) where is this guy coming from. Well ... some years ago (ca. 1990-91) I wanted to know what the limits of observing with the minimum of optics might be. I wondered if sunspots could be visible through a pinhole camera. It turned into a physics project that I eventually published in TPO Magazine titled: " PINHOLE SUNSPOTS - Or, Could the Ancient Egyptians Have Observed Sunspots? ". Anyway, this is about that project as well as some links to other pinhole sites, including one that uses a CCD camera and pinholes to observe stars. - BDM. Could the early Egyptians have viewed sunspots? Or, for that matter, is it even possible that any early peoples could have observed these solar blemishes before the discovery of the telescope and its application to astronomy by Galileo? Non-telescopic observations are not limited to just ‘naked-eye’ observing on a hazy day as one might surmise. There is one optical device for which the technology has been available for thousands of years if some curious individuals were only around to serendipitously stumble upon it. This technology is that of the pinhole camera, an optical instrument consisting of only a small circular hole and a screen upon which to project an image. Pinhole observation of sunspots? Hum-bug, you say? Well, maybe not.

44. G6GAK Home Pages
    Collection of video footage of the International Space Station taken with an amateur computer controlled telescope. Also includes astrophotography and Remote imaging sections.  
    http://www.btinternet.com/~mikejtyrrell

45. Astrophotography From Chile
    astrophotography from the best skies of the world Chile.  
    http://puppis.ls.eso.org/staff/felipe/html/astrophotography/

46. Astrophotography For The Amateur
    Provides table of contents, ordering information, and preview of chapter one by Michael Covington.  
    http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/astro/index.html

47. Astrophotograpy With An LX 200 10, Piggybacking And General Photography
    Translate this page with an LX 200 10, piggybacking and General Photography Hier finden Sie Informationenzu den folgenden Themen astrophotography, Photography Per Email koennen  
    http://www.astrophotography.de/

48. AstroCam
    CCD astrophotography created with modified color and B W Quick Cam cameras.  
    http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze29wzh/

49. Solar Observing And Astrophotography
    Solar Observing and astrophotography by Groenez Gunther Oudenaarde BELGIU M. the tripod is an excellent idea from Helge Schlinzig.  
    http://members.tripod.com/gunther_groenez/

50. An SCT Site For Beginners
    Advice for beginners on using Schmidt Cassegrain Telescopes. Includes equipment recommendations, visual observing and astrophotography tips.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~tkurkowski/
    
    Extractions: A telescope is a significant investment for most of us. Before I purchased a Schmidt-Cassegrain (SCT) telescope (the Celestron Ultima 2000, or U2K) I did a lot of investigating on the Web, in books, and in other literature. I created this site to share my experience in finding information and in using this great telescope. Athough a few parts of this site are oriented towards the U2K, in general the information here is applicable to using any telescope, particularly catadioptric (either Celestron or Meade Schmidt - or Maksutof - Cassegrain) scopes including Celestron C-8s and larger, or Meade LX scopes. Note: if you are one of the many frequent visitors to this site, you may need to use the Reload button on your browser on any given page - the revisions to these pages may not appear unless you do this, to prevent your browser from loading the previously-cached page. The topics covered in this site include: Cassegrain telescope basics.

51. Robert Reeves Schmidt Camera Astrophotography
    From the author of the excellent book "Wide-Field astrophotography".Category Science Astronomy astrophotography and CCD Imaging Images This Site takes part in the astrophotography Sites Ring. WideField astrophotography, Wide-Field astrophotography Released by Willmann-Bell.  
    http://www.robertreeves.com/
    
    Extractions: Click left camera for previous site, right camera for next site. A sampling of 35mm piggyback and 8-inch Schmidt images taken by Robert Reeves at the Von Braun Photographic Station Table of Contents Color Schmidt Images, Page 1. Color Schmidt Images, Page 2. Wide-Field Piggyback Images. My images of Comet Hape/Bopp. ... Ultra Wide-Field images taken at the 2001 Okie-Tex Star Party. Recent lunar images taken with a digital camera. GUEST OBSERVER Meet Kent Kirkley. GUEST OBSERVER The remarkable astrophotography of Kent Kirkley. About Myself A brief biography. My Observatory How I built it. The Schmidt Camera Principles and tips. The Mount Ancient, but it works! New Mounts being fabricated. The Film The best... TP-2415. Chemical and Digital Darkroom Work The finished product. Tutorial Introduction to Wide-Field Astrophotography Testing films for astrophotography My new book Wide-Field Astrophotography Schmidt Camera Repair, Collimation, and Focusing

52. Astrophotography By Remco Scheepmaker
    Personal homepage about my astronomy and astrophotography equipment, telescopes and reviews of the OMC140 and Vixen GPDX.  
    http://www.phys.uu.nl/~scheepmk/

53. Astrophotography With A Small Telescope
    ADVENTURES IN astrophotography WITH A SMALL TELESCOPE. PRIME FOCUS OFFAXISGUIDED PHOTOGRAPHY A STEP BY STEP APPROACH TO GUIDED astrophotography.  
    http://www.eclipsechaser.com/eclink/astrotec/aphotsmt.htm
    
    Extractions: Contents: Telescopes with Equatorial Mountings and Sidereal Drive Prime Focus Off-Axis Guided Photography: Step by Step Photography with Auxiliary Optics Optimum Use of AutoGuiders (a new section) Other Techniques (a new section) Astrophotography Exposure Guide Images INTRODUCTION This article is mainly for those who have only a small telescope, and is intended to show you just what can be done with such an instrument. Even if you also have a larger instrument it is good to know what your old observing buddy can do since its portability will likely allow you to take it along when you travel. Besides, using a small telescope is just plain fun! All photos shown here were taken with a 4" aperture or smaller instrument. We will cover the full spectrum of available subjects, from terrestrial and lunar to planets and deep-sky objects. As will be seen, small telescopes are capable of producing good photos of deep-sky objects, even at relatively large image scales, with today's fast color films. Since finances may be a factor for many, a minimum of accessory equipment will be stressed for each application.

54. Thurgoona Astronomy
    Southern hemisphere astrophotography and info. Emphasis on Australian astro activity and links.  
    http://www.users.bigpond.com/bruceandbarb/index.html

55. FILM ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY
    Jerry Pool's images of the Moon and Constellations.Category Science Astronomy Personal PagesJerry Pool's. FILM astrophotography Most astrophotography today isdone with ccd cameras and automatic star tracking devices. I am  
    http://hometown.aol.com/filmastro/FilmAstrophotography.htm
    
    Extractions: htmlAdWH('7002080', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002077', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Jerry Pool's FILM ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY Most astrophotography today is done with ccd cameras and automatic star tracking devices. I am a member of the old school, regular off the shelf film and a 35mm SLR camera. The first section below deals with Piggyback photography, a camera mounted on top of my Celstar C8 telescope. The scope is motor driven at the same speed as the stars move across the sky allowing long exposures with no streaks as you would have with a fixed tripod. The second section has images taken with the same camera mounted directly to the scope. This arrangement is referred to as Prime Focus. My equipement for piggyback is a Pentax SP 500 SLR camera. It has a 50mm f/1.9 lens but rather than use it wide open I step down one stop to f/2.8. For widefield star images this helps to decrease viginetting or out of focus stars near the edge of the frame.It is not dependent on batteries for extended exposures and I use a cable release to trip the shutter to avoid any shaking to eliminate blurred images. The piggyback images are Widefield, that is they are of a large section of the sky. I tried to capture constellations in each shot but in some cases the larger constellations were too big for the 50mm lens. For those a 35mm or 28mm wideangle lens would have been better. If I ever become satisfied with my results I will have to purchase a wideangle lens. There are numerous websites that describe the basic methods I use. Do a web search for astrophotography to get some tips. There are many types of images you can make with just a camera and a regular tripod.

56. Martin's Astrophotography
    Martin's Black and White Film. DeepSky astrophotography. sky). MyViews (Musing on over 30 years of astrophotography). Prefix Page  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~mcgermano/
    
    Extractions: Martin's Black and White Film Deep-Sky Astrophotography APML Webring Previous Next Join Ring ... Ringmaster Optimized for 1024 x 768 Adjust monitor for best viewing Site Navigation Links to other sites Varied sources of interest to photographers of the deep-sky My Views Musing on over 30 years of astrophotography Prefix Page is a brief explanation of object identifiers Where I go for photography in Southern California ( check out the Clear Sky Clocks! The Photography: Note: All images are posted with North at the top, unless noted Archive Photos a selection of past work Last update March 23, 2003 Older Archives are images that will not be replaced periodically New Photos, taken in: September 2002 October 2002 No November 2002 images :^( December 2002 No January 2003 images :^( February 2003 March 2003 One image; V838 Mon Objects Listed by Type: Clusters Globular and Open Galaxies Nebulae Diffuse, Planetary and Dark Thumbnails of all images: by page; Archive thumbnails New Photos thumbnails Older Archives thumbnails For best viewing of these images, adjust your monitor's brightness and contrast so you see 17 gray scale increments on the step wedge above, from black to white (0 to 255 with a step value of 16). My monitor is adjusted like this when processing the images on this site.

57. Astrophotography By Preston S. Justis
    astrophotography by Preston S. Justis. Welcome to my page, which is dedicatedto Black and White astrophotography with a 10 f/6 Newtonian telescope.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~psjustis/
    
    Extractions: Astrophotography by Preston S. Justis "Into the Night" Welcome to my page, which is dedicated to Black and White Astrophotography with a 10" f/6 Newtonian telescope. I use Hypersensitized Kodak Tech Pan film for its high contrast and resolution. This has been a fine journey that I started back in 1981 when I assembled my astrophotography system and will continue to travel for many years into the future. Come explore the many different types of celestial objects that are within the reach of my telescope. I hope you enjoy the ride. Scott Astrophotos This website is optimized for a monitor screen area of 1024 x 768 pixels. Note: All images on this web page are property of the author. Any "for profit" use of these images is forbidden without the author's written consent. Please come back and visit again! Since 8/29/99 Comments Suggestions E-mail me : ngc2683@yahoo.com

58. Astro-Photography Mailing List (APML) Archives
    This is the archives of the world's most active forum for amateur film astrophotographers. This email Category Science Astronomy Amateur astrophotography and CCD Imaging These archives may NOT be reproduced without permission. The purposeof this archive is to disseminate knowledge of astrophotography.  
    http://astro.umsystem.edu/apml/
    
    Extractions: This is the archives for the "Astro-Photography Mailing List (APML)" group. Andy Steere , with permission of the APML owner and administrator, Gene Horr These archives may NOT be reproduced without permission. The purpose of this archive is to disseminate knowledge of Astrophotography. The use of this information for commercial purposes is forbidden. APML Scanner Test If you would like to subscribe to the Astro-Photography Mailing List... you can send an email note to majordomo@seds.org and put "subscribe astro-photo" (without the quotes) in the BODY of the message. Don't put anything in the Subject and don't add anything extra to the body. This is an automated process and no humans will directly read your subscribe request. However, you should receive a reply from the system confirming your subscription. If you have problems accessing these web pages or want to make suggestions for improving this web site, please send email to me, Andy Steere If you have problems with your subscription to the APML list, or questions/comments for the mailing list's owner and administrator, please email them to Gene Horr SEARCH THE ARCHIVES!

59. Meade Instruments Corporation - Gallery Of Astrophotography
    Meade Instruments Corporation Telescopes · Binoculars · Microscopes.The Meade Gallery. astrophotography. For additional information  
    http://www.meade.com/gallery/

60. Astronomical Images - Deep Sky Astrophotography
    We've moved! If you are not automatically transfered to the new page in a coupleof seconds, please click on the link below to go to our new site  
    http://www.astrosurf.com/neptune/astropix/

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