Astrofotografi
caption: Fixed tripod mounted camera star trails
caption: Star trails photographed in earth orbit from the International Space Station
caption: Fixed tripod image of a solar eclipse using a digital-SLR camera with a 500 mm lens
caption: 1 minute exposure using ISO 800 film, wide angle lens, piggybacked on an equatorial telescope
caption: Comet Hale-Bopp , camera with a 300mm lens piggybacked
caption: Film image of the Andromeda Galaxy shot at the prime focus of an 8" f/4 Schmidt–Newton telescope
caption: Lagoon and Trifid Nebulae in a montage of two single 30-minute exposures captured on slide film at prime focus of an 8" Schmidt–Newton telescope. The telescope was manually guided during exposure with an 80mm / 910mm f.l. refractor guide scope
caption: Image of the moon taken with a Nikon Coolpix P5000 digital camera via Afocal projection through an 8 inch Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope
caption: The Moon photographed using the Afocal technique, using 10 seconds of video stacked to create a final image.
caption: A composite of several Digital-SLR photos compiled in Photoshop taken via eyepiece projection from an 8 inch Schmidt Cassegrain telescope.
caption: Saturn photographed using negative projection ( Barlow lens ) with a Philips Tou Webcam attached to a 250mm Newtonian telescope . It is a composite images made from 10% of the best exposures out of 1200 images using freeware image stacking and sharpening software (Giotto)
caption: Jupiter photographed using the Afocal technique, using 10 seconds of video stacked to create a final image.