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ASTRO: Nikon D200 First Light
"George Normandin" wrote in message ... Here (http://www.kopernik.org/images/archive/sagittarius.avi) is a 'movie' made from a small number of 30 second exposures I made with a borrowed Canon Rebel DSRL (no mod, so very little red sensitivity) mounted on an Orion EQ-1. The lens was a Tamaron 28-210mm zoom working around 35mm and F/4. This is a big file, so if you are on dial-up forget it! The EQ-1 is Orion's smallest mount and I got a "second", mostly for use with my solar PST, but it works great for wide-field tracking. If you get into this DSLR astro-imaging I suggest getting a free copy of IRIS and read the tutorials, etc. It's a difficult software package to learn, but it's very comprehensive, and best of all it's free!! BTW, this 'movie' was made with the nearly full moon up!! Subtracting out moonlight is one of the benefits of digital. Clear skies, George Normandin That was a neat movie! I saved this info for future use. Thanks George, Scott |
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ASTRO: Nikon D200 First Light
George Normandin wrote: "Preston S Justis" wrote ....... I would like to get a small tracking mount for the camera with a telephoto lens and guidescope. Haven't really looked into that yet. I'm still getting geared up for my daytime photography. The D200 has an intervalometer feature as well. ............. Scott, Here (http://www.kopernik.org/images/archive/sagittarius.avi) is a 'movie' made from a small number of 30 second exposures I made with a borrowed Canon Rebel DSRL (no mod, so very little red sensitivity) mounted on an Orion EQ-1. The lens was a Tamaron 28-210mm zoom working around 35mm and F/4. This is a big file, so if you are on dial-up forget it! The EQ-1 is Orion's smallest mount and I got a "second", mostly for use with my solar PST, but it works great for wide-field tracking. If you get into this DSLR astro-imaging I suggest getting a free copy of IRIS and read the tutorials, etc. It's a difficult software package to learn, but it's very comprehensive, and best of all it's free!! BTW, this 'movie' was made with the nearly full moon up!! Subtracting out moonlight is one of the benefits of digital. Clear skies, George Normandin That other classic movie, The Day the Sky Stood Still ... but the Earth Didn't. Rick |
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ASTRO: Nikon D200 First Light
"Rick Johnson" wrote ....... That other classic movie, The Day the Sky Stood Still ... but the Earth Didn't. I'm going to title my next effort "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes II", or "The Moon eats a Deep Sky Guy". George N |
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