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Gallery of Astronomical Photographs obtained with the technique of Videoastronomy
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Moon with Earthshine on April 17 2010

Object:
Three days old Moon with Earthshine
on April 17, 2010 (Mosaic)
Instrument:
Celestron 8" Schmidt Cassegrain on parallactic mount.
Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip
Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD, recorded on Harddisk for the mosaic of the bright side.
Canon EOS 1000D for images of the dark side.
focal length:
4000 mm for videoframes,
2000 mm (prime focus) for Canon EOS 1000D
image-processing:
Mosaic of several registered and stacked video-frames (Registax) for the crescent.
The overexposed crescent in the images of the dark side was removed by masking it (mask generated from overexposed crescent), both images were combined.




moon mosaic

Object:
Moon June 25, 2004
Instrument:
Celestron 8" Schmidt Cassegrain on parallactic mount.
Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip
Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD, recorded in D8 format.
focal length:
2000 mm (Prime Focus)
image-processing:
Mosaic (Photoshop) of several registered and stacked video-frames (Giotto, Registax)





Object:
Venustransit June 8, 2004, ca. 6:00 UT
Instrument:
Celestron 8" Schmidt Cassegrain on parallactic mount, Baader "Astro Solar" solar filter.
Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip
Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD, recorded in D8 format.
focal length:
2000 mm (Prime Focus)
image-processing:
registering and stacking of 200 single video frames at a sorting rate of 20% (Registax), gaussfilter sharpening (Giotto), histogram correction (Photoshop)

Video Venustransit:
mjpg-codec avi
cinepak-codec avi

Time-Lapse Video of  the transit from  10:40 to 11:16 UT (around contact III). AVI-Files in cinepac-codec (2.64MB) and mjpg-codec (1.38MB). Dowload cinepac if mjpg would not run on your computer.



Mars 04.09.2003

Object:
Mars during Opposition, September 4, 2003
Instrument:
6" f:10 Jaegers Fraunhofer Refractor, parallactic mountet,   Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD.
focal length:
4500 mm
image-processing:
registering and stacking of 2x500 single video frames at a sorting rate of 8% (Registax), gaussfilter sharpening (Giotto), histogram correction (Photoshop)
Video Rotation of Mars:
mjpg-codec avi
cinepak-codec avi

Time-Lapse Video of  the rotation of Mars, September 4, 2003. AVI-Files in cinepac-codec (555KB) and mjpg-codec (33KB). Dowload cinepac only if mjpg would not run on your computer.



Terbium auf W(110)

Object:
Lunar Eclipse September 9, 2003, 0:50 UT
Instrument:
300 mm f:2.8 Yashma Telephoto Lens,  Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD, unguided
focal length:
300 mm
image-processing:
registering and stacking of 50 single video frames (Registax), histogram correction (Photoshop)

Yashma Lens optical test



Jupiter 17.05.04

Object:
Jupiter, May 17, 2004
Instrument:
Celestron 8" Schmidt Cassegrain on parallactic mount, Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD
focal length:
4000 mm
image-processing:
registering and stacking of 2x500 single video frames at a sorting rate of 10% (Registax), gaussfilter sharpening (Giotto), histogram correction (Photoshop)



Uranus

Object:
Uranus, August 16, 2003
Instrument:
6" f:10 Jaegers Fraunhofer Refractor, parallactic mountet,   Hitachi HV-C20A 3-Chip Videocamera Head, 1/2"CCD.
focal length:
4500 mm
image-processing:
registering and stacking of 300 single video frames at a sorting rate of 10% (Registax), gaussfilter sharpening (Giotto), histogram correction (Photoshop)



Hale-Bopp 01.04.1997

Object:
Comet Hale Bopp, April 1,1997
Instrument:
300 mm f:2.8 Yashma Telephoto Lens, Kodak Pro Gold 400 negative film.
focal length:
300 mm
image-processing:
6 images (some with different orientation), exposure times between 6-14 minutes were scanned, registered and stacked manually in Photoshop, strong true unsharp masking and other digital image processing steps to enhance the faint details in the comets tail.

Yashma Lens optical test



Wasserstoff adsorbiert auf Gadolinium

Object:
Comet Hyakutake
Instrument:
500 mm f:4 Sigma Mirror Telephoto Lens, Konica 3200 color negative film, six unguided images between 20 and 60 seconds (the comet stood near the celestial pole)
focal length:
500 mm
image-processing:
six images were scanned, registered and stacked manually in Photoshop.