Images from my Canon Rebel Digital Camera

Images from my Canon Rebel Digital Camera By Ken Miller Updated 08/13/2007
	Also on August 13, 2007 I pointed my TOA-130 with the Canon Reble mounted on top toward NGC-7000 "North American Nebula. This imaged is 6 each four minutes images, combined in MaxIm DL and final processed in Photoshop. If you look on this image toward the center and then check my image of NGAC-7000 in the Latest CCD images you will see a close up of it.
	On August 13, 2007 I was in Fort Davis, Texas and mounted my Canon Rebel on top of my TOA-130 and took the image of NGC-6979 located in Cygnus. The image consist of 6 each four minutes images, combined in MaxIm DL and final processed in Photoshop.
	M-57 (The Ring Nebula) Taken at the HAS Columbus site September 18, 2004. This is 3 images combined, stacked in Images Plus, and minor processing in Photo Shop.
	M-22 This is a very large globular cluster in the Sagittarius. This is one of my favorite globular clusters. This image was taken August 14, 2004 at the NHAC Dolan, TX site. This is 5 ea., 45 seconds images combined, and stacked in Images Plus, with minor processing in Photo Shop. This is a great cluster to see in your binoculars.
	M-45 (The Pleiades) This is a very nice large open group of bright stars some time call the "Seven Sisters" . This image was taken at the HAS Columbus site September 18, 2004. This is 7 ea. 45 seconds images combined, and stacked in Images Plus, with minor processing in Photo Shop. This is also a great cluster to see in your binoculars.
	Lunar Eclipse on October 27, 2004. (click here for more photos.)
	On the morning of 12/07/2004, I took this photo with my Canon Rebel of Jupiter about 1.5 degrees to the upper left from a very beautiful crescent moon.
	I went outside last night 06/07/2005 at 8:00 PM at the Rafter M Ranch in Hockley, TX and started looking for the Thin Crescent Moon. At 8:38:35 I located it about 20 degrees above the horizon. I took this photo with my Canon Rebel 300D and 300 mm telephoto lens. I had my camera mounted on a tripod with my Unimount Light Basic at 8:52PM. The image was processed in Photoshop.
	This is another image take just after the one above. All processing and camera are the same.
	I continue to follow the process of the moon setting and took this image later that afternoon. Same process. Time 8:58PM
	This is a image of the Thin Crescent Moon taken a 9:00 PM on 06/07/2005. I was still using the 300 mm telephoto lens, but I had decreased the magnification to get some scenery in it.
	This image was taken just before the moon set. It shows Venus to the upper left of the Crescent Moon with the trees in the background. Time 9:10PM
	This is a photo of Venus with my Canon Rebel and 300 mm telephoto lens. I used to the focus my camera to take the above photos of the Crescent Moon.
	I took this photo on August 12, 2005 at the H. A. S. site in Columbus, Texas. I had placed my Canon Rebel on the back of my TOA 130 to capture this image. The image was processed in Photoshop. The image is one .125 second image
	This was taken also at the HAS site on 08/13/2005 at 1:15 am as the clouds rolled in. I used my elbows to hold my Canon camera on the side of my truck bed and took this image. Processed in Photoshop.
	I took this photo on August 12, 2005 at the H. A. S. site in Columbus, Texas. I had placed my Canon Rebel on the back of my TOA 130 to capture this image. The image was processed in Photoshop. The image is one .250 second image
	On Wednesday night August 31, 2005, I went outside and placed my Canon Rebel on a tripod and took this photo of Spica, Jupiter, and Venus.
	This was taken at the Guadalupe RV Resort in Kerrville, Texas on 09/06/2005. There were a lot of outdoor lighting at the RV park. This is one half of the Double Cluster taken with the Sky 90 and Canon Rebel. It consist of 6 ea 90 second images stacked in MaxIn DL and some processing in Photoshop.
	This is M-31 the Andromeda Galaxy also taken at the Guadalupe RV Resort with my Sky 90 and Canon Rebel. It consist of 6 each 90 second unguided images stacked in MaxIn DL and processed in Photoshop.
	This is NGC 457 "ET" with all the location and equipment as above.

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