Astronomy Now have published two of our Hyperstar images this month: An image of the Leo Trio on Page 94 (a 2 frame hyperstar mosaic) An image of M13 on Page 43 in “The Night Sky” section
This is a fantastic result. Our image of the core of the Rosette Nebula has been published in the Sky At Night magazine on page 84. This is a single frame Hyperstar image.
In the April 2006 issue of Astronomy Now Magazine you’ll find our image of the Flaming Star Nebula on Page 93. This is a single frame Hyperstar image.
We are on a roll! Sky at Night Magazine have included two of our images on this months cover CD ROM – both are two-frame Hyperstar/SXV-H9C images: NGC6496 + cluster Orion nebula (2-frame).
Another great result for us – Sky at Night Magazine have included two images on this months CD ROM – both are single frame Hyperstar/SXV-H9C images: Running Man Alcyone region of the Pleiades I particularly like the image of the … Continue reading
Sky at Night Magazine have included our single frame Hyperstar/SXV-H9C images of M13 and NGC188 (Caldwell 1) on the cover CD ROM.
This time you’ll find us on page 84 with an image of Messier 52 and The Bubble Nebula. Both of the these were shot single frame using the Hyperstar and SXV-H9C. Also, on the CD ROM you’ll find the two … Continue reading
Astronomy Now Magazine are printing our picture of Messier 101 as a Messier challenge image, we are really happy with this image especially as it was incredibly cold when I was outside keeping an eye on the equipment! The image is … Continue reading
Sky at Night Magazine are publishing our Pelican 5-frame Hyperstar mosaic on page 84. We are really pleased with how this image has turned out – it took a few attempts at processing before we were happy with the results. All … Continue reading
We’ve obviously convinced Astronomy Now that our pictures are worth seeing – they are publishing our latest image of The Double Cluster in Perseus (central region) in the November issue on page 101. This image was taken as a single Hyperstar … Continue reading
