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Funny thing; Remember when (it's still going on, actually)
someone would buy a goto scope and you'd realize they know nothing about the sky or much about amateur astronomy from a conversation with them? This didn't much matter, as long as they could read the manual and set up the scope, the goto would work for them. But I've run into a few people now who were getting into astrophotography but didn't understand that they couldn't do longer exposure shots because their Dobs were not driven. I had to explain to them about how the Earth rotates and objects move across the scope field and that this had to be compensated for. I'm wondering how, if these people have done any observing, they didn't notice this? To them, all photos are "snap" shots, being done instantly, like most terrestrial shots. -Rich |
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