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astrophotography tips: First Photos
November 10, 2014
First Photos Preparations: Make sure the battery is fully charged and the memory card offers enough space.
Reduce the brightness of the camera display to minimum. This h...
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astro-imaging for $100 (from an on-line article)
November 03, 2014
Astro-Imaging for $100
Constellation Orion - Image captured with Canon SX120 (10 exposures, 4 seconds each, ISO400)
Is is possible to make astro-images with entry level...
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The art and craft of photography
October 30, 2014
This recent article, "the art and craft of photography" is from a photography magazine:
"The first question to address is whether photography is an art or a craft. In...
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Eyepiece Projection methods part 2
October 27, 2014
Jupiter – Image taken with eyepiece projection technique (telescope: 900/120mm, eyepiece: 20mm)
Object Position Take shots at planets when they are high in the sky rathe...
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Astrophotography tips: Eyepiece Projection
October 20, 2014
Eyepiece projection (EP) is a great way to take detailed shoots of moon and planets. Photographed objects using EP are considerably larger and show more detail than such...
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