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Canon news
February 09, 2015
Canon has announced the new EOS 5DS and 5DS R Digital SLR cameras. With a 50.6-megapixel CMOS sensor, the 5DS and 5DS R have just become the highest-resolution full-frame...
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Working in the Cold
February 04, 2015
From an article in the February 2015 issue of Outdoor Photographer, page 54:
"Years ago, cameras had to be taken apart and prepared for cold weather or they would fail....
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10 Tips for Moon watchers
January 22, 2015
From an article published in "Welcome to Astronomy" by Astronomy Magazine:
"The Moon offers something for everyone. It's visible most nights, its ever-changing face ha...
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Be an observer in 10 steps
January 13, 2015
From "Welcome to Astronomy" guide, a supplement to Astronomy magazine:
1. Learn the sky basics
Earth rotates once a day, so sky objects rise in the east and set in the...
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Lights Out, America! We need new strategies to bring back the night.
January 06, 2015
From a Focal Point article by Bob Guzauskas & Colin Henshaw published in the Sky & Telescope magazine on page 86:
"We need your help to change America's nighttime expe...
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