Hi Tomáš a Ondřej
Hi alls,
here a comprehensive photo reportage of our 15. HTT.
First of all some statements and videos of our visitors, e.g. an extensive review in the blog of Stefan:
My visit of 15th Herzberger Teleskoptreffen
There you will find pictures that confirm the Airglow-observation of other HTT-visitors, namely from Sabine and Frank Wächter:
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Georgeous videos were created this year, e.g:
from Michael:
and from Martin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHxxubw ... e=youtu.be
Special thanks goes to Martin, who again filmed the HTT-camp at day and night, from ground and from the air and naturally also the clear sky over our heads...
... however also Martins camera was observed [8D]:...
At the left side(on the car roof) his camera, currently producing the video linked above - - Photo: Stefan Gotthold.
Martin also made fantastic air pictures with his quadrocopter, here are 3 excerpts.
They show, that we again had over 300 visitors although it was the "to date moistest HTT" [René, mikuneko]:
Following some more images sent to me or made by club-members or club-friends(Stefan Simon, Günter Adler, Andreas Schnabel, R.H.).
Ondrej, one of our czech regular visitors, sent us this great M33 via e-Mail:
http://astrofotky.cz/gallery.php?show=o ... 976395.jpg
There is link under image to fullres version too. Some technical data:
Eposures: 48x5min L, 3x(12x5min) RGB
Telescope: William Optics 98 FLT Alu + TS 0,79x PhotoLine FF/FR
Mount: HEQ5 Syntrek (Belt mod)
CCD Camera: Atik 383L+
Guiding: 8x50 Finder QHY5
Filters: Baader LRGB CCD 1,25"
Programs used: MaxImDL (mount/camera control), Regim (calibrate, normalize, register, stack), Excalibrator (RGB color balance), PS (final touch)
One could observe 3 out of 5 HTT-nights, here some photon-results from Stefan:
The arc of the milky way over the Elsterland-observatory, north direction.
Occasionally there were some cloud veils and misty shroud crossing at the horizon, else the views (except for high humidity) were clear, so at least the inner, bright zodiacal beam could be detected visually and photographically.
pictures from Steffen (Dresden):
a great photo montage from René Merting.
more in the next posting.
