I used a Philips ToUcam Pro II webcam to obtain the images. When I first got the webcam (Feb 04), I couldn't work out how to use Registax to process the images. But then I also didn't know that I could do manual exposures. In May 2005 I had another go, this time with more success.

When I bought my telescope (in 2001), I wanted something portable. I also wanted to spend my money on the optics rather than on drives or computers. I eventually decided to get an Orion Telescope & Binocular StarMax 102.

• Sun. Transit of Mercury 7/5/03. Transit of Venus 8/6/04. Sunpsots 13-14/9/05
• Mercury. Transit of Mercury 7/5/03. Conjection of Venus and Mercury 27/6/05
• Venus. Occultation of Venus by the Moon 21/5/04. Transit of Venus 8/6/04. Conjection of Venus and Mercury 27/6/05
• Earth
• Moon. Composite picture of the moon 28/2/04. Occultation of Venus by the Moon 21/5/04. Earthshine.
• Mars
• Jupiter Images from 11th and 17th May 2005
• Saturn
• Uranus
• Double Stars 22 images 22/8/05

I go here to learn how to do this stuff properly. Amazing images, and friendly, helpful people.

• Webcam Astronomy
  • RegiStax V3 Free Image Processing Software.
  • Doppelstern-Bildern mit dem 2 1/2-Zoller und einer Webcam! Nice pictures. (In German)
  • Mall Astrophotography. or What can you do with an ETX90/EC and a Color QuickCam?
  • Ole's Astronomy Site
  • Astrophotography by Tom Matheson
  • Amateur Astronomy and Astrophotography at the Thorn Garden Observatory
  • Mark's Astro Stuff (Including an incomplete gallery of double stars)

• Predictions of planets, asteroids, ISS, etc.
  • Heavens-Above Main Page
  • Solar System Simulator

• Equipment
  • SCS Astro Ltd - Telescopes, Binoculars, CCD Cameras & Weather Stations
  • Orion Binocular and Telescope
  • True Technology Ltd
  • Paton Hawksley Education Ltd - differation gratings, spectroscopes

• Other sites...