Brief list of speakers at the Fish Lake Imaging Workshop:

   Clay Kessler -         Hypering Color Film
                                  Developing Color Film
   Clay has been taking beautiful astrophotos using a variety of telescopes, mounts, cameras,
    films and guiders.  He frequents the dark skies of the Texas Star Party and outside Tucson, Arizona.
    Visit his website at http://www.gatecom.com/~ckessler  for examples of his work.

    Jim Frisbie -           Digicam Pics with a Nikon Coolpix
    Jim stepped in to share some neat ideas and excellent pictures taken with his Nikon digital camera and telescope adapter.
    You can find him at meetings of the Ford Amateur Astronomy Club, serving as newsletter editor. http://www.boonhill.net/faac/

   Jeff Thrush -          Choosing a CCD Camera
                                 Basic CCD Imaging
   Jeff has been master of telescope and camera for more than two decades working most recently from his superb home observatory.  Find
   details of the Thrush Observatory at http://www.thrushobservatory.com

   Carl Burton -        CCD TriColor Imaging
   Carl has done some wonderful CCD work using cameras on a Celestron C14 from what his family calls his observatory, the
   Applewood Absurditory. Find some of his superb images at http://members.tripod.com/~carl_9/

   Bruce Johnston -    CCD Image Processing
   Bruce has written two image processing programs that have been sold world-wide, Superfix and Megafix. He
   has also written several articles related to CCD imaging and image processing.  Get more information on his home observatory,
   his software, and CCD images at http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/ccdastro/

   Norbert Vance -      Basic Astrophotography
   Norbert, serving as host of the workshop, has been photographing astronomical objects for many years and as Director of EMU's Sherzer Observatory
   been privy to some pretty nice equipment used in astrophotography.  http://www.physics.emich.edu/nvance

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