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September 11th 05, 08:26 AM
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shadow of central obstruction - eyepiece vs. SLR camera
How come that through our 5 SCT we get to see the shadow of the central
obstruction visually, but not through our SLR digicam at a much lower magnification ? At the eyepiece at 30-40 times magn. the shadow begins to be annoying visually, but at the camera at 2-3 times lower magn. there is not any trace of such. Regards Pete 
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