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The method of prime-focus in astrophotography means the telescope gathers light and magnifies the picture captured by the camera. This …
The afocal approach is a fancy word for something that is actually quite simple: it just entails holding the camera up to the eyepiece and capturing a picture.
Camera optics are employed in a piggyback method instead of the telescope’s optics. As for the telescope in this method, we only need him as a camera mount.
When it comes to capturing images, the fixed tripod method is the most fundamental method. No telescope is required; all that is needed is a camera pointed at the sky and a photo of the resultant image.
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The Barlow lens is a tool used in the field of astronomy. It can be used to increase the power …
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You’re all set up with your telescope, the lighting is perfect, and you’ve been using software to help you track …
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