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Old August 31st 05, 08:43 AM
Chris Taylor
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"dylan" wrote in message
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Don't some of these Digital cameras have an I/R filter over the CCD
though
that really needs removing for proper astrophotography ?


You can get a modified version of the 20D, google for 20Da, and I believe
others have done modifications with alternative filters.


Hutech modified cameras are available he
http://www.scsastro.co.uk/it050032.htm

They are also available with a filter that allows daytime use.

Regards


Chris




 




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