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To me this is obviously true, but I need it confirmed or refuted: for
any given optical train behind a telescope the focal distance -- the distance to a CCD or other flat electronic detector -- must always be the same if the telescope is in focus. If I remove a CCD camera from a 'scope and replace it with an SLR I have to refocus only for the purpose of moving the SLR's detector surface to the same distance from the back of the telescope as that of the CCD. Davoud -- Don't re-elect the past. Vote for the futu Obama in 2008! usenet *at* davidillig dawt com |
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