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Photography Event: An Evening on Astrophotography, Nikon School – London

Nikon Owner London Group Meeting: An Evening on Astrophotography
Wednesday, November 27th 2013

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Michael Eleftheriades, who very kindly arranges the wide range of meetings and events for the very popular Nikon Owner London Group, is very pleased to invite you to the next Nikon Owner (London Group) event, ‘An Evening on Astrophotography’. This unique event will be held on Wednesday, November 27th 2013 at the Nikon School, part of the new Nikon London Centre of Excellence.

As the winter sets in, the nights are getting longer and the stars are getting brighter. Silently, across the vastness of space, a distant visitor by the name of ISON will reach perihelion (closest approach to our sun) on November 28th, and at this distance the intensity of the solar wind should expand the comet’s tail to an unprecedented size, easily visible from Earth. These are just some of the reasons why the Nikon Owner London Group will be holding its first ever Astrophotography Evening!

You will be able to find out how to photograph the sun, moon, stars, planets, comets and galaxies, examine Nikon’s illustrious history in astrophotography, as well as discuss suitable lenses and cameras, useful gadgets, the best locations, in addition to equatorial mounts that can rotate your camera and lens at the same rate as the earth for deep space photography.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Simon Bennett of the Widescreen Centre in London – one of the foremost authorities on telescopes and observatory design in the UK – will be joining us to demonstrate the technologies behind the latest telescopes, with particular interest on those that can interface with DSLRs.

Since the Nikon Owner London evenings are now hosted at the Nikon School, you will also have the opportunity to view some of the latest and greatest Nikon equipment, including the underwater Nikon AW1 and the new Nikon Df. Don’t miss it and please book early to avoid disappointment!

Venue Details

Nikon School, from 6.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m., on Wednesday, November 27th 2013.

The presentation will commence at 7.00 p.m..

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Address

Nikon School

London Centre of Excellence

63-64 Margaret Street

London W1W 8SW

Web address: www.nikon.co.uk/training/

Location Information

The nearest Underground station is Oxford Circus (Victoria line, Bakerloo line and Central line). Buses that stop near Nikon School: 3, 6, 12, 13, 23, 88, 94, 139, 159, 189, 453, C2. There are bike racks located on Margaret Street and nearby on Market Place. There is very little parking in the area. The nearest car parks to the Centre are at Cavendish Square and at Sanderson House. Nikon School is within the Congestion Charge zone.

The Last Word

As on previous occasions, Michael would like to request a £5 contribution per person to cover the costs of the room.

To reserve your place, please indicate your attendance by replying to this invitation on the Nikon Owner Message Board:

http://bit.ly/1bs0e91

For those wishing to socialise for longer, dinner will be organised at a local restaurant. Mike Eleftheriades looks forward to seeing everyone on Wednesday, November 27th!

Advance notice of next London Group event dates: January 30th, February 20th & March 20th 2014

DISCLAIMER: With regard to any events including this one, held outside of the premises of Grays of Westminster and Nikon Owner, both Grays of Westminster and Nikon Owner magazine and their staff are only taking the initiative of arranging and facilitating these events on the strict understanding that they are solely acting in an introductory capacity and anyone planning to come will be deemed to have agreed that they fully understand this as a condition of participating and that no liability whatsoever is accepted either by any of the organisers, Grays of Westminster or Nikon Owner magazine in this regard.

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