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Rosette Nebula --- Imager: Larry Ammann
APSIG (Astrophotography Special Interest Group) is sponsored by the Texas Astronomical Society of Dallas, Texas.
APSIG meets four nights a month to share information and learn more about the art and science of Astrophotography --taking photographs of objects in the night sky such as planets, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. Imaging these celestial objects requires special techniques and equipment, but are attainable by anyone willing to point their camera skyward. Come learn how!
Meetings typically include brief workshops and/or lectures, Q&A, and Show and Tell of recent images taken by our members. Want to know more? Please join us! Our meetings are open to the public. Watch his page for meeting schedule and location as well as special events.
Also, please consider joining our parent organization the Texas Astronomical Society (TAS). TAS also has monthly meetings and wonderful guest speakers, and is a great place to learn about astronomy and those celestial objects you want to image!
Contact information
Frank Castanho
apsig@texasastro.org
Feb 2023 APSIG Show and Tell Image of the Month
Rosette Nebula --- Imager: Larry Ammann
Welcome to APSIG!
APSIG (Astrophotography Special Interest Group) is sponsored by the Texas Astronomical Society of Dallas, Texas.
APSIG meets four nights a month to share information and learn more about the art and science of Astrophotography --taking photographs of objects in the night sky such as planets, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters. Imaging these celestial objects requires special techniques and equipment, but are attainable by anyone willing to point their camera skyward. Come learn how!
Meetings typically include brief workshops and/or lectures, Q&A, and Show and Tell of recent images taken by our members. Want to know more? Please join us! Our meetings are open to the public. Watch his page for meeting schedule and location as well as special events.
Also, please consider joining our parent organization the Texas Astronomical Society (TAS). TAS also has monthly meetings and wonderful guest speakers, and is a great place to learn about astronomy and those celestial objects you want to image!
Our Sponsors
Resources (great places to visit for astrophoto info)
- Catching The Light -- Jerry Lodrigus (books, CD's, pics)
- Advanced Imaging Conference (AIC)
- The New CCD Astronomy
- Deep Sky Imaging Primer
- IP4AP Warren Keller Pixinsight Tutorial
- Adam Block - Fine Astrophotography Processing Tutorials
- Astronomy Picture of The Day
- Cloudy Nights
- Astrophoto Insight
- Astronomy Magazine
- Sky and Telescope Magazine
- Three Rivers Foundation
- Texas Star Party
- Okie-Tex Star Party
- Eldorado Star Party
Astrophotographer Sites
- The Universe in Color -- Robert Gendler
- Caelum Observatory -- Adam Block
- Cosmotography -- R Jay GaBany
- Painting With Star Light -- Thomas Davis
- Starry Wonders -- Steve Cannistra
- Astrophoto -- Tony & Daphne Hallas
- Mole Manor Observatory
- Bob & Janice Fera Astrophotography
- Images of the Universe -- Dave Jurasevich
- Antonio Fernandez Astrophotography
- All About Astro -- Jay Ballauer
- Stargazer Observatory -- Dietmar Hager
- Visualuniverse -- Phil Jones
- Down the Wormhole -- JOhn A Davis
- The Astronomy Stop -- Terry Belia
- Jason Ware - Galaxy Photography
- YouTube : The Astro imaging Channel
- YouTube : Lazy Astronomy
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