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bbbriggs
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Reged: 04/10/09
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Just ordered this camera about 3 days ago. I have an 18" f4.5 newtonian that I am going to slightly modify so I can prime focus the camera on it. I was playing around with the field of view indicators on The Sky 6. They had a canon 20D in the detector menu. When I selected it it pretty much gave me the exact field of view of a 13mm ethos. I guess I will find out soon enough if this is right. The camera has more megapixels than the 20D but I think the chip is the same physical size. I have high hopes for this combination of resolution and aperture.
-------------------- 18" reflector
14.5" reflector
televue ranger
denk II power x 14's and 21's
20x110 binoculars
16x70 binoculars
31,17,9 nagles
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Rankinstudio
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Reged: 04/05/08
Posts: 413
Loc: Salt Lake City, UT, Lake Powel...
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Yea, I mean if you are guiding that 18" I cant wait to see what you produce... That is some serious light gathering power.
-------------------- David Rankin
http://www.rankinstudio.com
Astro Gallery
Orion 254mm F4.7 (imaging scope)
Baader MPCC
Quickcam pro 9000 (guider, imager)
Canon Rebel XSi (self modified)
Atlas EQ-G (EQ MOD)
Canon 50mm F1.8 II Lens
Canon 28-200 F3.2 Lens
DSLR peltier cooler
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Gary Honis
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Reged: 12/15/04
Posts: 220
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I see you own some Denkmeier gear. If you want to avoid modifying your Newtonian, you could use a Denkmeier OCS (relay lens) to reach focus with your DSLR instead.
-------------------- Gary Honis
DSLR Modification Service
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bbbriggs
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Reged: 04/10/09
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Thanks for that hint, I would not have thought of that.
-------------------- 18" reflector
14.5" reflector
televue ranger
denk II power x 14's and 21's
20x110 binoculars
16x70 binoculars
31,17,9 nagles
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revans
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Reged: 09/26/05
Posts: 1516
Loc: Fitchburg, MA
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I just love the Canon Rebel and I have and still use the first one they ever made some years ago. I like it better than my Canon D20a and much much more than my Canon D5... although I guess both of these cameras are a little dated by todays standards... anyway... the ancient Rebel is what I always seem to grab... for regular or astro photography... who needs 10 billion pixels anyway...
-------------------- Rick Evans
http://www.freewebs.com/revans_01420/
"The universe is there for us to see, but it cannot be understood without learning its language -- mathematics." Galileo Galilei
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