CEDIC '17 - Archive

 

Once again we want to say thank you to all our partners, helping hands, speakers and last but not least to all conference attendees who have contributed to the success of the conference. After a year of hard work and preparation we were very happy, that the conference went so well for everyone.

The Central European Deep Sky Imaging Conference (CEDIC) is a growing event that sees more international attendees each time. In March 2017 the fifth CEDIC took place in Linz (Austria) with more than 170 participants from 20 countries. This time the conference was already fully booked five weeks before CEDIC opened its doors!

The CEDIC conference started on Friday afternoon with an informal come together of the attendees, partners and CEDIC team members. In the evening a public event in the Deep Space of the Ars Electronica Center took place. Beside photographs from our speakers a selection of the best APOD images from science were presented. Dr Jerry Bonnell, one of the editors of APOD, explained these fascinating images from different fields of science. Nearly 300 visitors were impressed by the breathtaking technical possibilities of the Deep Space.

On Saturday and Sunday, there was a densely packed schedule with simultaneous lectures and workshops. The presentations were on a very high level and covered a wide range of subjects in astrophotography, so there was something for everyone. Needless to say, technical subjects like mosaic creation, image acquisition and image processing of CCD, narrow-band and DSLR images and remote imaging played an important role in the lectures and workshops. But also TWAN related topics like time lapse photography and a lecture about galaxy science were covered. Our key speaker Adam Block gave an unusual, but very impressive lecture about the concept of beauty in astrophotography.

The lectures and workshops played of course a central role during CEDIC'17. It should also be mentioned, that CEDIC is also well known for another important aspect: Meeting astrophotographers and friends from all over the world, exchanging not only knowledge but also hanging around together and have fun. Maybe this is the reason why most of the conference attendees also join the traditional Conference Dinner on Saturday evening.

We are already looking forward to the next CEDIC which is scheduled for 15th - 17th of March 2019, once again in Linz, Austria.

Yours,

CEDIC Spotlight Team

Agenda - CEDIC '15

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Partner - CEDIC '15

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#1 - Apogee Imaging Systems (USA)

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#2 - Astrodon Imaging (USA)

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#3 - Astronomischer Arbeitskreis Salzkammergut, Observatory Gahberg (AT)

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#4 - Linzer Astronomische Gemeinschat - LAG (AT)

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#5 - Astroshop (DE)

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#6 - Atik Cameras (UK)

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#7 - Baader Planetarium (DE)

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#8 - European Southern Observatory (DE)

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#9 - Finger Lakes Instrumentation (USA)

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#10 - Intercon Spacetec (DE)

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#11 - Nikon Austria (AT)

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#12 - Officina Stellare (IT)

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#13 - Teleskop-Service (DE)

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#14 - Tourismusverband Linz (AT)

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#15 - Astronomischer Arbeitskreis Salzkammergut, Observatory Gahberg (AT)

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#15 - Wacom Europe (DE)

 
ID
 
Lectures
 
Link
L01 Christoph Kaltseis
APFR - Absolute Point of Focus
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L02 Miguel Claro
Astro Paradises - Dark Sky Places
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L03 Fabian Neyer
Going Deep in Astrophotography - Principle Approach and Philosophy
download
L04 Christian vd Berge
10 tips for better stars in your (DSLR) astrophotos
download
L05 David Martinez Delgado
Galaxy formation projects for astrophotographers
download
L06 Yuri Beletsky
Chilescope (remote observatory)
download
L07 Adam Block
Beauty - Ancient Echoes in Astrophotography
download
L08 Evangelos Souglakos
Struggling with the SNR - a walkthrough of techniques to reduce the noise from your captured data
download
L09 Stefan Heutz
The devil hides in the dark - Challenges of deep LRGB images
download
L10 Jerry Bonnell
APOD on the World Wide Web
no download
L11 Sara Wager
Narrowband - From scope to screen
download
 
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Workshops
 
Link
W01 Wolfgang Promper
Consistent image acquisition and processing
download
W02 David Lindemann
Composing advanced LRGB images in false colors and creating wide-field mosaics
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W03 Justin Kabaus
The holy grail of time lapse photography
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W04 Vicent Peris
Gradient correction in PixInsight
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W05 Adam Block
Problems are soluble
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Partner Sessions
 
Link
P01 Atik Cameras (Steve Chambers)
CCD and CMOS cameras for deep sky imaging
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P02 Baader Planetarium
10micron product update
Download
P03 Finger Lakes Instrumentation
FLI product overview
Download
P04 Athos Centro Astronomico
Athos Centro Astronomico
Download
P05 Officina Stellare
The new Officina Stellare mount and more news coming in 2017
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P06 Nikon Austria
Nikon D810A - technology deep dive
no download
P07 Teleskop-Austria / Lacerta GmbH
Teleskop-Austria
no download