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Barritt's Celestial Album One Hundred Forty-Four Photographs of Astro-Photography, Telescopes, Observatories and Leading Scientists by Leon & Maria Barritt, 1936
Handbook of Astrophotography for Amateur Astronomers by G. N. Patterson, 1985
Astrophotography: Proceedings of the IAU Workshop, Jena, GDR, April 21-24,1987
Astrophotography for the Amateur by Michael A. Covington, 1980
Astrophotography for the Amateur by Michael Covington, 1980
Astrophotography for the Amateur by Michael Covington, 1987
The Hidden Sun:Solar Eclipses And Astro-Photography by James Lowenthal, 1984-01-01
Astrophotography Near City Lights by Joseph A. Cocozza, 1977-01-01
Astrophotography : A Step-by-Step Approach by Robert T. Little, 1986
Astrophotography II: Featuring the Techniques of the European Amateur by Patrick Martinez, 1987-01-01
Digital Astrophotography by Stefan Seip, 2007-12-01
Astrophotography. A Step By Step Approach. by Robert T. Little, 1986

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Mike's AstroCam Website
CCD astrophotography created with modified color and B W Quick Cam cameras.
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze29wzh/
Adventures In Astrophotography
Archive of astronomical images with details of equipment used to produce images.
http://home.datawest.net/jkolb/

Extractions: Adventures in Astrophotography Astrophotography By Jon Kolb Welcome to my continuing Adventures in Astrophotography in the Colorado backcountry ...and elsewhere Take a look around and enjoy the view Background Equipment Dark Sites Gallery This site is optimized for 1024x768 resolution This site last updated 17 April 2005 Questions or Comments? Send them to jkolb@datawest.net
Weasner's Meade ETX Guest Gallery
GUEST LUNAR astrophotography Home! Last updated 26 December 2002. Many ETX users have sent examples of their astrophotography. If you have some examples
http://www.weasner.com/etx/guests/guests_moon.html

Extractions: Last updated: 26 December 2002 Many ETX users have sent examples of their astrophotography. If you have some examples you would like included here please send me a description of how you made the astrophotos and a copy of the images as GIF or JPEG files (due to internet email gateway issues, please send only one image file per message). Send to mweasner@aol.com . Alternatively, if you have created your own web page with your examples please let me know and I'll include a link to your site. etxjim@yahoo.com (jim abbey) [26 Dec 02] Happy Holidays to you and yours! I think I am getting better at my photos. Ill let you be the judge! I took this one of the moon with my etx90ec using an aiptec DV2 digital vidio still camera! MMathosian@aol.com [11 Dec 02] Earths moonÝ - December 11, 2002, 8:40 p.m.Ý Meade ETX 90EC telescope using ScopeTronix,Inc. 18mm wide angle lens and Nikon CoolPix 995 camera at wide angle.Ý Mirror image of moon was corrected using Adobe Photoshop software. Shot by Mark Mathosian, Naples, Florida.Ý
Astronomical Society Of Rowan County
Space news, astrophotography, light pollution, and printable maps.
http://members.dialstar.com/asrc/
Renato Tarabella HomePage
Galleries, tips and tricks, and equipment details.
http://www.tarabella.it/
Getting Started In Astrophotography - Home Page
Hints and tips on taking photographs of the night sky using a camera and tripod.
http://www.robson101.freeserve.co.uk/Astrophotography/

Extractions: Visit our sister site.... Basics Equipment Opportunities Resources ... What's New Welcome to Getting Started in Astrophotography. Have you ever looked up at the sky on a beautiful, clear night? Have you ever wanted to capture that moment? Using some of our experience and a bit of research, we would like to get you started in the fascinating world of astrophotography. These pages aim to be as helpful as possible and we hope that they will provide a useful aid to anyone just starting out. Including....... Basic information plus hints and tips. An insight into what equipment to use. Finding celestial dates to add to your diary. Astrophotography related resources. So, to get started in Astrophotography... This site is dedicated to camera on tripod astrophotography. View the Gallery Click here to enter the Gallery Ian Robson 27 December 2002 10:41 Comments and Questions var site="s17robson101"
Celestial Images
Astronomical photography, astronomical photographs, astronomical images, celestial photography, celestial images, celestial expressions,
http://www.celestialimage.com/
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/
CCD Imaging And Astrophotography
Astronomical images taken with various cameras with information for telescope and equipment.
http://course.wilkes.edu/astroimages/

Extractions: Recent News (9-06-05): Nearly seven months since the last update! It has been a very busy spring and summer. The summer dark cycles all fell during vacation or work trips, so my summer imaging was lighter than usual. I have several images to post in the next few days. I have now mounted both the CN-212 and the Tak FS-78 on the G11. I purchased another ST-237 (never should have sold mine) to serve as an external guider on the FS-78 mostly when imaging in long focal length cassegrain mode on the CN-212. However, it works so well that I am using it nearly exclusively as my guider now. Recent News (2-10-05): Recent News (12-23-04): The new scope has arrived! After much fretting about having the scope shipped so close to Christmas, the scope arrived with all parts and in perfect condition from Texas Natuical Repair. And, most amazing of all, that night was clear and allowed for some first light viewing. Yesterday, I tested and tweaked the collimation for the cassegrain mode and managed to get a few first light images of the moon before clouds rolled in. You can see them here: moon 1 moon 2 moon 3 . I will have some pictures of the scope and some comments in the equipment section in the near future. For optimal viewing, set your monitor to at least 1024x768, preferably to 1280x1024 or higher. Adjust your contrast and brightness until you see 16 distinct steps in the test strip below. Adjust until the darkest step on the left is as dark as you can make it while still being able to distinguish it from the next lighter step.
Welcome To The Roper Mountain Astronomers' Website
In Greenville, South Carolina, provides calendar, star parties, news, astrophotography, outreach program, and newsletter.
http://www.rmastro.com/
Astro-Photography Mailing List (APML) Archives
Almost eight (8) years of great astrophotography knowledge wrapped up in a disc! Access is via your favorite webbrowser, with an index of all the months.
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. The APML Archives are now available on CD-ROM!!! Almost eight (8) years of great Astrophotography knowledge wrapped up in a disc! Access is via your favorite web-browser, with an index of all the months. Almost like being on-line. No search engine yet, but that feature is being researched. To offset expenses incurred, the cost of the CD-ROM is $10, plus $2 first-class shipping in the USA or Canada. Other shipping options are available, email your zipcode for a quote. I accept US Postal Money Orders, Certified Checks from US banks, and PayPal. NO PERSONAL CHECKS PLEASE!!! All payments must be in US dollars. Shipping may be available to other countries at additional cost, email me for a quote.
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Equipment and filter information, gallery, articles, and links.
http://www.astronomy.darkhorizons.org/

Extractions: Amateur CCD and Film Astrophotography Introduction My name is Kevin Brennan and I observe from the Northeast. I also have an observing location deep in the mountains with better skies. The limiting mag in my backyard is 5.5 to 5.7 at zenith on a good night with a little sky glow to the southeast. The air is usually not real steady which is why you won't see many solar system pics. I have been interested in astronomy since I was a kid. Unfortunately like many others, a cheezy departement store scope spoiled my interest for a long time. I have been an ameteur photographer since childhood and figured that astrophotography would be an excellent compliment to my astronomy hobby. This page contains some modest attempts. I am only a casual imager, especially with CCD. I quickly learned that if you want to obtain some good results, be prepared to spend time and money. I have also included a few " tips " that hopefully will help those just getting started. Astroimaging Filters There has been much development in the area of imaging filters. Various manufacturers are now producing RGB filters for color imaging. Many CCD imagers are now using specialized filters as part of an LRGB imaging process substituting Halpha for L. Other specialized filters such as Oxygen III, Hbeta and sulfur have also been utilized. The following is a link to a discussion group dedicated to discussing these filters and related subjects. Astro Imaging Filter Yahoo Group Equipment Used Losmandy G11
Stargazer Online Astronomy First Light
Richard Bell's observing, astrophotography articles and biographies.
http://my.voyager.net/stargazer/astronomy.html
Meade Instruments Corporation - Gallery Of Astrophotography
World s leading manufacturer of astronomical telescopes for the serious amateur astronomer. Products include astronomical telescopes and accessories,
http://www.meade.com/gallery/
Rod's Astro Land!
Galleries, newsletter, star party expeditions, film and video astrophotography, and events and announcements.
http://members.aol.com/rmollise/

Extractions: htmlAdWH('93212816', '728', '90'); Main Astronomy THAT OL' POSSUM HAS DONE MOVED ON DOWN THE ROAD! Rod Mollise's Astro Land! HAS MOVED! THE NEW LOCATION IS: HTTP://skywatch.brainiac.com/astroland/index.htm Click the above link or click on the possum to go there! PLEASE BEAR WITH US WHILE WE MAKE THE CHANGE-OVER! SOME LINKS WILL NOT RETURN YOU THERE, BUT HERE ! WE'LL GET IT ALL SORTED OUT IN OUR LAZY HILLBILLY WAY AFORE LONG!
Astrophotography By Tom Matheson
Images in the February 2001 (p.92) and June 2004 (p.12) issues. astrophotography To Go, July 1998, p.119. Here s how to email me.
http://www.guidescope.net/
Universe Today Forum
Universe Today Forums astrophotography Universe Today Forums - Space and Astronomy - astrophotography. Pages (8) 1 2 3 Last »
http://www.universetoday.com/forum/index.php?showforum=17
Glenn Ray's Astrophotography
Gallery of images, equipments used, and articles.
http://users3.ev1.net/~glennlray/Astro/
Futurshox's Astrophotography
futurshox astro title. astrophotography. If you re looking for a particular picture, click here for a complete list. Please note- this is a photographic
http://futurshox.net/astro.php3

Extractions: If you're looking for a particular picture, click here for a complete list. Please note- this is a photographic site, so be prepared for some big images! All the pictures on this site were taken by Jo Mitchell (unless otherwise stated) and may not be used without consent. Please email Jo for permission to use images. For more information, read the FAQ. New: Don't miss the new Spaceflight section! primefocusmoon
StarryWonders Astrophotography
This is a personal home page that describes hiking experiences (with photographs) and provides general information of interest to hikers.
http://www.starrywonders.com/

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