We are very happy to announce that we have reduced the price of the following astronomy cameras:
USB 2.0:
FireWire:
Please take a look at the updated price table for details of the new prices.
If you have any questions concerning this reduction in price, or indeed, about any matters related to astronomy cameras, please do not hesitate to contact us.
The company which manufactures the astronomy cameras discussed here in this blog - The Imaging Source - has just released a blog for its industrial, medical and scientific image processing products (cameras, frame grabbers, converters, optics and software).
Read it online and subscribe today:
http://www.TheImagingSourceBlog.com
Below is a screenshot of the new industrial image processing blog:
As of May 01, 2008 all astronomy cameras which leave the factory will be shipped in consumer orientated packaging. The following short video (1min:22sec) illustrates the new box and the unpacking of a DMK astronomy camera.
Please click on the play arrow to start the video:
Happy birthday to the Astronomy Cameras Blog!
We started this blog exactly one year ago today with a post about the March 2007 lunar eclipse, captured by Dominique Dierick:
Since then, the astronomy cameras community has gone from strength to strength. We receive more images, which our customers have captured using our astronomy cameras that we can possibly post here in the blog.
All of us at The Imaging Source are very thankful for this fantastic support and deployment of our cameras.
Since the release of the English language, the following French and Simplified Chinese version have also been published. Their aim is to build the community in French and Chinese speaking parts of the world. They are maintained by by colleagues Aurélie Le Fort and Xiao Sun respectively:
Thanks again go out to all our readers for the great support and interest in The Imaging Source astronomy cameras.
Following the recent launch of the French astronomy cameras blog, I am delighted to announce that the astronomy cameras blog is now available in Simplified Chinese!
The Simplified Chinese language version is written by my esteemed colleague Xiao Sun and although shares some content with this blog, is not a direct translation.
With an emphasis on the happenings, events and community news in the Asia Pacific region, the Simplified Chinese language version is updated many times each week and is intended to strengthen the community amongst our Simplified Chinese speaking customers.
Read it online and subscribe today:
http://ZH-CN.AstronomyCamerasBlog.com
Below is a screenshot, should you not be able to view Chinese script on your computer:
