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These images are all
of Distant Galaxies or Star Clusters.
Send us your personally taken Astronomy Photographs.
We will post them here. You can send photographs
to us here.
This first batch of images were taken by Skyshooter.
Most Images cover a minimum of 1.7 arc seconds per pixel. NGC891
RGB Optical Guidance Systems Ritchie Cretien 12.5 F9 / Camera a
Finger lakes Site chip.
 M33 High Res RGB Optical Guidance Systems Ritchie
Cretien 12.5 F9 / Camera a Finger lakes Site chip
 Taken with a 10" f/6 Newtonian Hypered Tech Pan
film 140 minute exposure (manually guided) Date of exposure: 10-7/8-94
Location of site: Gates Co., NC, USA. Taken by Scott Preston S.
Justis
Astrophotography home page:
The next two Images below were take by Tommy Taylor.
M-102 was taken at 200 seconds with dark frame subtraction. Finally,
there is an M-15, shot with the same Celestron/ST-7E set up but
with an Astro-Physics mount replacing the original Celestron fork
taken at the end of October, 2000. This is a RGB composite with
120 seconds for Red and Green and 150 seconds for Blue.
  The image below of M51 is a combination of 18 five
minute exposures. Taken by Rockett Crawford with a ST-7 ABG CCD
camera. The telescope was Celestron 11" SCT on a Losmandy G-11 mount
using a F/5 focal reducer (1375mm). Location was in Oklahoma. Image
processing was flat field correction, DDP, and some histogram stretching.
Date taken was May 28 1999.
The image below of M13 is a combination of 10
five minute exposures. Taken by Rockett Crawford with a ST7 ABG
CCD camera. The telescope was a Intes MN61 6 inch F/6 Maktusov-Newtonian
on a Losmandy G-11 mount. Location was in Oklahoma. Image processing:
Flat field correction, DDP, and histogram stretching. Date taken:«
July 22 2000. Note: I had dew zapper off and corrector plate became
fogged over at some point in the image acquisition. I'm going
to reshoot this one again soon.
If you have images that you want to show off please
send them to us. We would
love to post them here.
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