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2008 Midwest Astro-Imaging Conference DVDs

If you were not able to attend the Second Annual Midwest Astro-Imaging Conference here is your chance to see 4 of the 17 sessions available on DVD. These are the live presentations recorded during the conference. This 4 DVD set contains the following presentations.

  • R Jay GaBany‘s An Eye Candy Recipe
  • Bob Pilz‘s Lunar Imaging

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MWAIC 2008 - Pictures and Videos


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The following pictures and videos were taken from the Midwest Astro-Imaging Conference. Click here for more information on the conference.

Photos and Videos will be updated starting Thursday, June 19th. Prior to June 19th the Recent Photos slideshow will display images from NEAIC and NEAF.

2008 NEAIC/NEAF Recap

NEAIC & NEAF 2008 Pictures and Videos


Photos: Great Photo Journal of NEAF 2008 by Kirk Rogers



Video: NEAIC 2008 - QSI introduces the new 532wsg with Kevin Nelson


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