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Astrophotography: more books (106)

Choosing and Using a Refracting Telescope (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) by Neil English, 2010-09-29
Atlas Galaktischer Nebel by Thorsten Neckel, Hans Vehrenberg, 1985
Spiral Galaxy Poster
Fun With Telescopes by Telescope Fun, 2009-07-26
A Complete Guide To Astronomy - Be A Stargazer + Plus Bonus
Introduction to Astronomy by Rob Kanen, 2010-03-16
Luna: The Moon In Pictures (Volume 1) by Jared Holloway, 2009-02-02

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Astrophotography From The Suburbs
all photos by Ernie Mastroianni. new Testing the Nikon D100 for astrophotography; Comet 2001/Q4 NEAT Northern lights Venus transit the planets
http://home.wi.rr.com/astrophotography/
Doc G's Info Site
A venerable site filled with practical advice on filmbased astrophotography equipment and techniques.
http://www.mailbag.com/users/ragreiner/
CCD Astrophotography
CCD astrophotography, help, hints, pictures, etc. This WebRing is designed to help new users get the help they need to start taking pictures.
http://k.webring.com/go?ring=ccd_astro&id=35&prev
CloudyNight's Forums: Viewing List Of Forums
Announcements and news, equipment, astrophotography, specific equipment, observing, specialty, manufacturers, and galleries.
http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?Cat=
Night Sky Observer - Astronomy Equipment
Night Sky Observer astrophotography. For books on astrophotography and highend observatory systems, see the end of the page.
http://www.nightskyobserver.com/images.htm
SPACE.com -- Spacewatch Friday - Astrophotography 101: How To Take Stellar Pictu
Making the transition from normal photography to astrophotography is relatively easy. Here s what you need to know.
http://www.space.com/spacewatch/astrophotography_101_030627.html

Extractions: You may have seen some of the beautiful photographs of sky objects that have been taken over the years by contributors to SPACE.com . Perhaps you've even wondered whether it might be possible for you to take photos of the night sky. The answer is most definitely "yes." In fact, making the transition from normal photography to astrophotography is relatively easy. Astrophotography is a special adaptation of ordinary photography. You can make some interesting photographs of stars even with inexpensive equipment. The basics A fixed 35 mm camera should be mounted on a sturdy tripod to hold it rock steady. Try also to use a tripod with a three-way pan head. This makes it easier to aim your camera and frame the desired field. The camera must have a "B" or "T" setting, to allow the shutter to remain open for as long as you want. Many automatic cameras can't do this. You'll need a cable release to allow tripping the shutter and locking it open without physically touching the shutter button, which can cause vibration. Don't try to hold the shutter button down with your finger - jiggling of the camera is almost inevitable.
AstroGuiding Astronomy Forums - Index
Announcements and news, general discussions, beginner's corner, equipment and reviews, observing, and astrophotography.
http://www.astroguiding.com
Astrophotography And Photog
Renta-scope is the World s premier high-speed Internet access robotic telescope time rental service to perform astronomy, astrophotography and Robotic
http://arnierosner.com/

Extractions: Rent-a-scope Robotic Astrophotography Rent telescope time on our robotic telescope systems and control them right over the internet. View and photograph a wide variety of astronomical objects with our professional grade equipment. We use Takahashi telescopes, Paramount robotic mounts and SBIG and FLI CCD Cameras. Image from some of the darkest skies in New Mexico without ever having to leave the comfort of your familiar computer keyboard at home or at the office. Use the most popular internet browser to control the telescopes. No other special software required to access our systems. Click Here To Enter c nancy@arnierosner.com Nancy's story Image Catalogs Visit Nancy Rosner's section for images of exotic places like China and Kenya, Africa. Animals like Cheetahs, Elephants, Dik-Dik, Gazelle, Thomson's gazelle, Grant's gazelle, Gerenuk, Waterbuck, Oryx, Hartebeest, Topi , Common Wildebeest, African or Cape buffalo, Bushbuck, Giraffe and Impala are to be easily found among the many pictures. Purchase photographs as well. You may buy framed and unframed images.
Linking To Pleiades Astrophoto Website...
Astronomical images, and techniques and tools for astrophotography and digital image processing.
http://www.pleiades-astrophoto.com/en.html
John Chumack's Astrophotography Space Photos, Images, And Prints
astrophotography Space Photos Sales, galactic pictures, Chumack Observatory, John Chumack Astrophotos. Astronomy images and prints of space, galaxies,
http://www.galacticimages.com/
Bruce County Astronomical Society
Newsletter, astrophotography, photos, pronunciation guide for constellations, astronomy for beginners, and humor and quotations.
http://www.geocities.com/bcastronomy/

Extractions: Thank you for visiting our web site. As you may see there are advertisements attached to this site as you view it. This is as a result of our agreement with the web host for free space on the web. Unfortunately, although the web host endeavours to place ads with an "Astronomy" theme, some of this advertising is misleading and not truly related to legitimate astronomy. For instance: some of the ads that appear are offering to "name a star" after you or a loved one, for a fee. The truth is that any name that is given to a star by these companies will only be known to you and anyone that you may tell it to. The naming of all astronomical objects is governed by the International Astronomical Union, and these companies are not associated with the IAU. We apologise for and do not condone the content of these ads.
Astrophotography Page
astrophotography Page. My father and I went to Aruba in March, 1986 to see Halley s Comet. I wanted to record the event so I bought my first camera,
http://people.csail.mit.edu/kotay/photo/astro/astro.html

Extractions: My father and I went to Aruba in March, 1986 to see Halley's Comet. I wanted to record the event so I bought my first camera, a couple of lenses, a hand operated pan/tilt head, and a small finder scope. The camera and the finder scope were mounted on the pan/tilt head and, by turning a small knob on the pan/tilt head, I could track the motion of the stars (and the comet). It was somewhat painstakinga four-minute exposure was very hard on my neck and back! But I got some decent shots: Coming soon... After returning from Aruba I took a few more photos of Halley's Comet from Pennsylvania and Virginia: Coming soon... Once the comet was gone for another 75 years, I turned my attention to other heavenly bodies: Coming soon... Back to the photo page
Deep-Sky Astrophotography By David Gimenez
Images and reasons for astrophotography.
http://eureka.ya.com:80/astrophoto/
The @stro Pages - Astrophotos
astrophotography \As`tro*pho*tog ra*phy\, n. Astro + photography. The application of photography to the delineation of the sun, moon, and stars.
http://theastropages.com/astrophotos/

Extractions: menu: index astrophotos tutorial gallery ... search: Helpful Links Company Registration ADVERTISEMENT (c) 1997-2004 the @stro pages astrophotography dictionary.com Read a tutorial on beginning astrophotography. You don't need anything more than your dad's old 35mm camera and a tripod to get started and produce your own memorable shots. Gallery Please check out examples of what you can do. If you have any questions on my techniques or equipment, please feel free to contact me and ask. I don't mind answering questions. index astrophotos articles @stro objects ... here
OAOG - Ottawa Valley Astronomy And Observers Group
What's new, articles, hints, stories, meteors section, and astrophotography.
http://www.oaog.ca/

Extractions: September The Moon October 7th - Next Gabfest Sept 11- 19 - Window for Public Astronomy - Details Clear Sky Clocks Ottawa South Mountain Foymount Reserve Faunique La Verendrye Click for all OAOG Sky Clocks Current Ottawa Weather Current lunar phase Latest Solar Image Aurora activity For questions about this site, please contact the
The @stro Pages - Astrophotos - Astrophotography Tutorial
The techniques are many for this kind of astrophotography. PS If you would like more information on astrophotography, you should read the short lesson
http://theastropages.com/astrophotos/tutorial.htm

Extractions: menu: index astrophotos tutorial gallery ... search: printer friendly Helpful Links Company Registration ADVERTISEMENT (c) 1997-2004 the @stro pages Astrophotography Tutorial. I. Introduction II. Limitations III. Camera IV. Film V. Aperture VI. Focal Settings VII. Techniques VIII. Bracketing IX. Photo Development X. Conclusion Introduction Limitations It seems like the magnitude limit for photographing objects in the sky with a tripod and camera is somewhere around 4 or 5. Beyond this, you can't keep star trails from occurring before you can collect enough light information. However, this limit can still provide for some great shots. I have found that the following has worked quite well. Camera Film For objects like comets, starclouds and bright planets, Fuji SG 800 or Kodak RG 1000 both fit the bill. I don't have a preference between the two. They are both good films. It seems that the RG 1000 gives a little truer to color presentation of the background, while Fuji seems a little more yellow. These films are also good for dramatic star trails with a brightly lit foreground. For Moon shots and long exposure star trails, you might try either Fuji Super HG 100/200 or Kodak RG 100/200. I have used the Fuji 100 for the Moon shots below (images forthcoming) and had great success. For shorter star trails, you also can use a 400 ASA film.
Astophotography
BASIC astrophotography EXPOSURE. Star Trails. Time exposure, Tripod, Any Lens, fstop Wide Open, Medium to High Speed Film, Exposure to 30 minutes or more.
http://www.fotoinfo.com/techniques/astroexposure.html

Extractions: Moon Camera or Camera Telescope, Tripod or Equatorial Device with or without drive, Telephoto Lens or 1 inch or larger, f-stop 4.5 or slower, Medium Speed, 125 sec to 10 sec, The moon is illuminated by the sun so an typical exposure of an object illuminated by the sun is a good starting point or use the sunny 16 rule Stars And Comets Camera or Camera Telescope, Equatorial device with sights, Telephoto Lens or 1 inch or larger, F-stop 8.0 or wider, High speed film, 1 minute to 1 hour Star Clusters, Nebulae, and Galaxies Camera or camera Telescope, Equatorial device with sights and drive, Telephoto or 1 inch larger, F-stop about 6.5, High speed film, 10 minutes to 1 hour Planets Camera Telescope, Equatorial with drive, 1 inch diameter, for detail a six inch is required, Test for F-stop, High speed film, 1/2 to 15 sec
Fraser Valley Astronomers Society
Calendar, gallery, educator center, news, astrophotography, software, and links.
http://www.fvas.net/

Extractions: Take your time visiting the site. You will find all kinds of interesting pages here! Everything from Mirror making, to Telescope making, News events updated daily, links and Educational sites for Students and Teachers. Interested in talking with others about Astronomy? Why not try our Discussion Board Do you wish to visit with us? Check out our calendar for observing nights, weather permitting of course. And drop in to say hello and have some views of the Night Sky if you are in the area. Latest Gallery Image
Astrophotography By Philipp Salzgeber
My astrophotography Setup, My astrophotography setup. My Lunar Astrovideography Setup, My lunar astrovideography setup. Articles
http://www.salzgeber.at/astro/

Extractions: APML Webring Previous ... Ringmaster New Images Giant Sunspot Another Double Cluster Digital in a 20 inch telescope Komet Machholz 2004 Q2 The Transit of Venus! NGC 6543 ... Another M13 , this time with my newly rebuilt 6" f/5 Newtonian telescope , another shot from the "third light" night. , also a Test-object for my 6" Newtonian. I came across this rather obscure Globular Cluster while observing 2002 NY 40 A big sunspot The Sun near Solar Minimum Total Lunar Eclipse , observed from Pt. St. Lucie/Florida Java Panorama!
Astronomy And Astrophotography
Solar, lunar, planets, deep sky, widefield, and terrestrial images.
http://astronomy16.tripod.com/

Extractions: 10' 58" N -97 0' 6" W LINKS: EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENT: THE VOYAGER FAMILY PORTRAIT Images of the solar system from 4 billion miles, taken by the Voyager1 spacecraft Feb.04 1990. LIFT OFF TO SPACE EXPLORATION (NASA) Track the Space Shuttle, The ISS and Satellites. U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY Here you can calculate Sun/Moon rise/set times. NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY For the Radio Astronomy enthusiast NATIONAL OPTICAL ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY BAD ASTRONOMY Heard about the Lunar landings being a hoax? Go here to see how to explain they weren't. SPACE WEATHER Science news and information about the Sun-Earth environment. THE UNIVERSE WITHIN 50000 LIGHT YEARS See where our star among the billions in our galaxy lies within the Milkyway.

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