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Astronomy Pictures

In putting this web site together, the one thing most interesting to me was seeing my skills in digital astrophotography develop over time. From the very first grainy shots of NGC 4565 in 2003 to the latest images, the learning curve is clearly demonstrated through quality of the images I've produced so far.

To view the images on this web site, the grayscale below should be neutral gray with all shades clearly visible. If you cannot see some of the darker or lighter shades, your monitor probably needs calibration or adjustment. Adjust the brightness and contrast of your monitor until you see all of the grayscale shades.


 
 
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Astronomy Pictures 2008

2008 Astronomy Pictures

Astronomy Pictures created using a Classic 10" LX 200 (native f/6.3) and Orion ED80 Refractor with SBIG ST-2000XM Camera and Canon Digital Rebel (D300) DSLR
Some images captured with a Moddified version of the D300, Thanks Jeff Lunglhofer)

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2007 Astronomy Pictures

Astronomy Pictures taken in 2007 using a 10" Meade LX200 (Native f/6.3), and Orion ED80 Refractor along with SBIG ST-7e and Canon Digital Rebel Cameras
(Some shots captured with an SBIG ST-2000XM. Thanks Leo Montoya)
Click here to see 2006 Astronomy Pictures

2006 Astronomy Pictures

These are my Astronomy Pictures taken with the Meade 8"(f/10) & 10"(f/6.3) LX200 Classic telescopes along with the Orion ED80 refracting telescope, with Canon Digital Rebel DSLR Camera and SBIG ST-7e CCD Camera.

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2004 - 05 Astronomy Pictures

Astronomy Pictures taken with the Meade 8"LX200 Classic SBIG ST-7e CCD Camera. Some may have been obtained with the assistance of auto-guiding.

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Early Astronomy Pictures - 2003

Astronomy Pictures taken at the very beginning of the learning curve with a Meade 8" LX200 Classic telescope with an SBIG 237A CCD Camera. All of these images were taken unguided and all were compiled of stacking many short exposures.

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Webcam Astronomy Pictures

Images taken with a Philips ToUCam Pro II Webcam. Aligned and Stacked with Registax, free proccessing software.



 



 

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