We are delighted to announce the recent winner of Astronomy Camera Competition – Ian Lanchbury.

Congratulations!

Ian comes from England. He participated this lottery in May and became the winner after it closed on 1st of July. The prize camera DMK 21AU04.AS has been shipped to Ian earlier this month.

One more thing, this lottery will be the last one at least for this year, because the company has decided to suspend it indefinitely due to marketing consideration. But the cameras are of course available through our worldwide distribution channels.

Here is a list of countries which our reselling networks can reach:

http://www.astronomycameras.com/en/company/resellers/.

We are delighted to announce that Joe Frangleton has just won one DMK 21AU04.AS.

Congratulations!

We have just sent him an e-mail confirming his win and asking his to send us his full postal address, so that we can dispatch his prize as soon as possible!

The Astronomy Cameras Competition is a recurring event, meaning that you can now enter again to be in with a chance of winning. Even if you participated in last month’s competition, you may enter again this month. This time, we are offering one of our USB 2.0 astronomy cameras – DMK 21AU04.AS.

In its centenary issue, the French magazine Astronomie Magazine organized a competition, in which, in addition to many prizes from other manufacturers, a number of The Imaging Source astronomy cameras could be won.

Almost 500 amateur astronomers took part in the competition. All they had to do was write about their most memorable astronomical experience and submit a photo.

The Imaging Source would like to congratulate the following winners:

• Yves de Angeli has won a DBK 41AU02.AS

• Bernard Augier has won a DFK 41AU02.AS

• Anne Riou has won a DMK 41AU02.AS

We would be delighted to publish some of your first light images (captured with The Imaging Source astronomy cameras, of course!) here in the blog.

The UK magazine – Astronomy Now – has just announced the winners of their Astronomy Camera Competition, which was sponsored by The Imaging Source. Below is a clipping from their current issue:

Our warmest congratulations go out to David Douglas, R. Skinner and Nina Hayes! If you get a chance, we would love to receive some images from you, which were captured with your new astronomy cameras. Have fun!

We are delighted to announce that Pierre-François Mouriaux has just won one DMK 21AU04.AS.

Congratulations!

We have just sent him an e-mail confirming his win and asking his to send us his full postal address, so that we can dispatch his prize as soon as possible!

The Astronomy Cameras Competition is a recurring event, meaning that you can now enter again to be in with a chance of winning. Even if you participated in last month’s competition, you may enter again this month. This time, we are offering one of our USB 2.0 astronomy cameras – DMK 21AU04.AS.