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RE: RE: RE: Beginning Astrophotographer Advice
Forum List | Follow Ups | Post Message | Back to Thread Topics | In Response To Posted by Kip on March 29, 2000 00:43:18 UTC |
Refractors are better suited for cameras/prime focus. I myself have a Celestron CR-150 HD 6" achromat that I use for astrophotography. The false color of moon shots I fix with either a color filter or use BW film. Planets are harder to do. The Backyard Astronomers Guide by Terrence/Dyer is a very good resource on astrophotography. Piggyback will require guiding and a good polar alignment. Anyway good luck!! |
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