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August 2010 Issue (Volume 6, Issue 4)

 In this issue you'll find:
  • New Product Announcements
    Some of the latest hardware and software; compiled by David Snay.
  • Decoding the Stars - Part 4
    Ken Harrison completes the series on getting started with spectroscopy.
  • Orion SteadyStar AO Guider - Review #1
    Kevin Dixon gives the SteadyStar AO Guider a test run using a Starlight Xpress LodeStar and 8” Celestron EdgeHD SCT on a Takahashi EM-200 equatorial mount.
  • Orion SteadyStar AO Guider - Review #2
    Chris Peterson tests the SteadyStar AO Guider with a webcam on his wedge mounted 12” LX200.
  • Wide Field Imaging with a Micro 4/3 DSLR
    Jim Chung examines the use of a Micro 4/3 DSLR camera for astrophotography.

Midwest Astro-Imaging Conference DVDs Now Available

If you were not able to attend the Midwest Astro-Imaging Conference in 2008 or 2009, here is your chance to see 4 sessions from each year on DVD. These are the live presentations recorded during the conference. For more information visit: http://www.astrophotoinsight.com/catalog/conferences/dvd

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Camera Buyer's Guide

The 2009 Camera Buyer's Guide is available in the December 2008 Special Hardware Edition Platinum Members. It provides specifications on 124 cameras for astrophotography

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View the AstroPhoto Twitter feed here or join us at AstroPhoto on Twitter to find out what we are up to and share your feedback with us. What is Twitter? From the FAQs:
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About AstroPhoto Insight Magazine

AstroPhoto Insight, published by Professional Insight, is a bi-monthly digital astrophotography magazine dedicated to exploring and sharing the latest innovations and techniques in the field of cutting-edge amateur astrophotography.

Astrophoto Insight publishes articles by well-known experts in astrophotography such as R Jay GaBany, Jim Burnell, Adam Block, Greg Piepol, Neil Fleming, Craig Stark and Warren Keller and more. However, all readers are encouraged to submit articles, and some are sure to become household names as well.

A typical issue will contain hardware reviews on imaging equipment such as CCD, DSLR, and telescopes; software reviews, tutorials (e.g. Photoshop techniques), user projects and modifications, and any number of reader submitted articles. Emphasis is always on the practical side of astrophotography; with plenty of information on equipment, software, and techniques to help the enthusiast get the most out of their astrophotography experience.

Astrophoto Insight, while offering enough material to keep even the most hard-core astrophotographer interested, still offers a variety of practical and “basic” information to be of great value to the beginner as well. A recent survey of readers confirmed its broad appeal across all levels of astrophotographers.