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Subject: [M]: Re: Using Sony Cyber-shot camera for astrophotography
From: Jerry Stephenson
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Mon Dec 31 00:07:38 2001
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Unless you have a removable camera lense, you have to couple afocally as =
you have done with your moonshot. Many nice adapters are available. =
Since you have televue eyepieces, but the one from them. Visit the yahoo =
digital_astro group. this is the most active group of people I've seen =
on an astro board and they are very helpful and take some great =
pictures. You can find out everything you need to know there. --Jerry
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Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2001 10:41 PM
Subject: [M]: Using Sony Cyber-shot camera for astrophotography
I just got a cybershot camera for CHristmas and wondered if anyone =
knows how to adapt it to my Lx-200 to take pictures of the planets. It =
has a bunch of options for ISO, focus, ect. So its pretty versital. I =
shot a picture of teh moon through my nagler 22mm and it came out great =
, but is there a way to not use the eyepiece and just lock it into the =
2" diagonal.=20
Any help with this would be great, or websights/products ect...
Thanks=20
Chris=20
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