–part 6 of the essay An astronomer in Texas– Several days later, an astrophysicist’s worst nightmare happened! Forest fires several dozen kilometers away spread out and slowly crept closer towards the observatory. We had to close down the dome and enjoy the show while everthing smelled like barbecue. Thankfully, the fire department was successful in […]
–part 3 of the essay One year on Mt. Wendelstein– If the weather conditions are just right, inversion can occur. This means that the mountain pierces the cloud layer, leading to amazing observing conditions for astronomy. More important to this essay, however, is that it gives photos a surreal touch as everything seems to be […]
–part 8 of the essay One year on Mt. Wendelstein– Of course, when you are an astronomer, you should do astrophotography from time to time. Armed with a small tracker, I photographed a part of Scorpius with Antares, its central red bright star. Thanks to full spectrum, I could increase the amount of light for […]
Dual spectrum conversion with 590nm filter.
Dual spectrum with 590nm filter, converted to black & white.
Dual spectrum conversion with 590nm filter, converted to black & white
Dual spectrum conversion with 590nm filter, converted to black & white
Dual spectrum converted, 590nm filter. Converted to black & white.
Dual spectrum conversion with 590nm filter.
Dual spectrum conversion with 590nm filter.
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