Keyword: german

The Moon not only is a stepping stone for humankind's exploration of the universe. The Moon also is a good stepping stone for your astrophotography and often the first distant target people shoot.

A standardized image format is something most users take for granted -- JPG, GIF, PNG and even TIFF are household names when it comes to (web)-images & editing. If you use a dSLR, you have gotten used to adding a tool or two, to process the Nikon or Canon RAW formats. With the astronomy cameras, the formats & necessary conversions become a real mess -- especially if you use a one-shot color "OSC" camera.

For this article, I use the eclipse on April 15th 2014 as an example and as a location I have picked San Francisco. The path of the moon & the timing is dependent on your own location and you will have to make adjustments for that. Here are some examples and a bit of background of the various attempts : www.ipernity.com/doc/stargazer95050/album/389379

Voilà... j'ai souscrit au groupe "Interesting Signs" et je suis allée y voir les nouvelles publications. Je tombe sur ce panneau : https://www.test.ipernity.com/doc/40625/4581042/in/group/26210 Bigre, pas agréable à lire. J'ai une idée de ce que ça dit, mais la linguiste que je suis n'a jamais étudié l'allemand et n'en connaît qu'une centaine de mots, tout juste assez pour remercier (j'espère à bon escient) les amis germanophones sur Ipernity, quitte à leur piquer leurs phrases... Je constate…