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You can order our new CCD-Guide 2024 as download version for 29€ or as USB stick version for 39€ + postage. If you have already purchased an older CCD-Guide version, you can get an update to the new version at reduced prices from us. Pupils and students receive the CCD-Guide free of charge for their pre-scientific work and projects. Please note that USB sticks can only be delivered to Europe (except UK). If you have any problems or questions regarding our sales page, please send an e-mail to info “@” astronomie.at
Highlights of CCD-Guide
System requirements
CCD-Guide is executable on all current Windows PCs (Windows 10 or higher) without installation.
Our thanks go to
for software development
- Hartmut Bornemann
- Reinhard Rausch
- Martin Weiss
To the whole CCD-Guide team for all the work in the background:
- Hannes Bachleitner
- Markus Blauensteiner
- Hartmut Bornemann
- Erwin Filimon
- Josef Hager
- Benjamin Hartwich
- Bernhard Hubl
- Peter Huemer
- Günter Kerschhuber
- Wolfgang Leitner
- Rolf Löhr
- Konstantin von Poschinger
- Reinhard Rausch
- Alois Regl
- Oliver Schneider
- Harald Strauß
- Willi Wacker
- Herbert Walter
- Martin Weiss
All CCD Guide Astrophotographers for their images.
- Irfan Skiljan for offering his software IrfanView
- Olaf Frohn and Greg Miller for their provision of software code
- Wolfgang Steinicke for contributing his revised NGCIC catalog
- Eric-Sven Vesting for contributing his nebula database
- sky-map.org for their Online service
- astrometry.net for their Astrometry service
- CDS for their online service for data of astrophysical objects
- NED for their online service for data of astrophysical objects
- Geoland.at for the online service of the Austrian horizon, which is available on the governments’s website.
- HyperLEDA for the online service for data of galaxies
- IAU Minor Planet Center for the online service for comet data
- Gideon van Buitenen for the online service for comet data
- JPL (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) for their API interface