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Hi,
I've been interested in astrophotography since the late 70's although other pursuits have kept me from pursuing it. I am now in a position to purchase equipment for astrophotography, but I am unsure how to proceed. For years, I wanted to purchase a fine SCT telescope, but these days, refractors seem to be in vogue. I would like some advice. Should I buy a Meade SCT or should I buy a refractor? I will primarily be interested in astrophotography, with visual observing only occasionally. SBIG certainly seems to be the CCD camera of choice. If I should buy a refractor, should I go with Takahashi, or should I wait in line for an Astro-Physics telescope? I want a really fine instrument, although it doesn't have to be the absolute finest available. I just want to get into astrophotography in a big way and take some really wonderful images of many of my favorite celestial objects. Any advice will be very much appreciated. Best wishes, --MRM |
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