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images were taken by Astro Shop using a 200mm (8-inch)
Sky-Watcher Newtonian telescope. All pictures are copyright
and must not be used without express permission of the author. They are provided as an
example only of what the optics in this product are capable of and to show our commitment
to using and testing products we sell. Sky-Watcher optics are simply excellent and
especially for the price. If you have a great image taken with any of the Sky-Watcher range
then do please send it to us! |
NGC5128 Centaurus A - with the GSTAR-EX camera
unfiltered. Stack of 50 frames. |
NGC5139 Omega Centauri - with the GSTAR-EX
camera unfiltered. Stack of 15 frames. |
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Aristoteles and
Eudoxus Aristoteles lower
left centre and Eudoxus at upper right taken with the Astrovid 2000 and a 200mm (8 inch)
SkyWatcher Newtonian under very good sky conditions.
These are great telescopes for studing fine
detail on the Moon. |
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Craters Werner & Aliacensis
Werner is the centre crater in this
picture. To the upper left is Aliacensis. This image was captured using a low-cost
surveillance video camera circuit with an 8 inch SkyWatcher reflector.
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THE MOON Beautiful image contrast is seen here in this image
of the Moon using a SW600 SkyWatcher 8-inch Newtonian telescope and low-cost CCD video
camera.
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Jupiter & two
moons
These very basic stacked video images show
Jupiter and its great red spot circulating in the upper clouds of the planet. Two moons
are also seen just to the right. |
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MARS 2003
Here are two view of the red planet Mars
captured with monochrome video and red, green and blue filters in 2003. The telescope was
the Sky-Watcher 8-inch Newtonian reflector on EQ5 mount.
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