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Astrophotography With Dr. Science



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Various cosmic portraits thru the eyes of a Canon Digital Rebel XT attached to an 8" Orion SkyViw Pro Reflector Telescope mounted on a SkyView Pro "GOTO" rig.


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Is the skyview a ... ( 8 months ago by skimers158)
Is the skyview a goodtelescope for depp space astrophotography?
The optics on mine ... ( 8 months ago by drscience1701)
The optics on mine were top notch and the mount is rock solid, out of the box. I first added the standard motor drives that Orion makes for the Pro Mount to start astrophotography, and they work fine for exposures say under 1 min but a Periodic error blurred any deep long exposures.
I am planing to buy ... ( 8 months ago by skimers158)
I am planing to buy the skyview pro 8' EQ go to do yo think itt can make pthotos llike the ones you have????
thats the scope i ... ( 8 months ago by drscience1701)
thats the scope i use. Its important to get a good cam too I have a Canon20D which Canon designed to use in astrophotography, its only fault is its weight which is like 7 ounces over the rated weight the EQ mount can handle, to start you cant ask for a better rig
I have the XT8i too. ( 6 months ago by Maxsapd)
I have the XT8i too.
Thanks for posting ... ( 6 months ago by theoriginalpunisher)
Thanks for posting your pictures. They were fantastic, I needed to slow down the speed they were displayed at to enjoy them throughly.
Great stuff
Ok he was doing ... ( 5 months ago by Astronomyking)
Ok he was doing astrophotography, you dont need a HUGE telescope to get quality pictures in fact many good pictures have been taken with 120mm apo ed refractors. Granted if you are doing visual stuff a 12 or 14 inch telescope is nice but still not really needed to get some good views of stuff. A eight inch scope is not a "micky mouse" telescope.



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