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My approach to image processing is also to keep things simple. Into the field to control the camera, and you can't use it for daytime photography. The cost is comparable and the results are better, but you have to bring a computer You should seriously consider a cooled astrocamera instead of a DSLR. If top image quality is your goal and you don't mind a more laborious workflow, Photography, it can also be a good astrocamera at no extra cost. They are exceptionally easy to use, and if you need a good DSLR for daytime I don't promise to keep up with every new development, but I hope what I putĪs always, my hobby is not exactly astrophotography - it is makingĭSLRs appeal to me because they provide a Because I'm very busy with other obligations, Is already in my book, but I will certainly offer corrections to it. I'm not aiming to duplicate material that (typical of contemporary unmodified Canons),Īnd the Canon 60Da (made especially for astrophotography). Technology, especially DeepSkyStacker, the Canon 40D
Backyardeos no frame and focus series#
On this page I'm going to put a series of brief notes about DSLRs offered ease of use comparable to film and resultsĬameras of that era didn't have live focusing, video, or The second decade of DSLR astrophotographyĪround 2002 to 2004, there was a mass movement of astrophotographers from film A look at some Canon 40D dark frames An easy modification most DSLRs need
Backyardeos no frame and focus how to#
The second decade of DSLR astrophotography My personal approach A point of strategy Mirrorless ILCs too More sources of advanced DSLR information The most important tips that aren't in my 2007 book Image acquisition What are lights, darks, flats, flat darks, and bias frames? Exposure times and ISO settings How DSLR spectral response compares with film This is the decade of the equatorial mount Guiding and autoguiding tips Effect of polar alignment on tracking rate The trick to using a polar alignment scope correctly How a lens imperfection can look like a guiding problem Celestron All-Star Polar Alignment: how to do it right The truth about drift-method polar alignment EdgeHD focal plane position demystified Using an old-style focal reducer with an EdgeHD telescope Vibration-free "silent shooting" Lunar and planetary video astronomy with Canon DSLRs Image processing Superpixel mode - a skeptical note How I use DeepSkyStacker Taking a DeepSkyStacker Autosave.tif file into PixInsight Calibrating and stacking DSLR images with PixInsight Modified PixInsight BatchPreprocessing script for using flat darks Noise reduction tips for PixInsight Manually color-balancing a picture in PixInsight or Photoshop Using deconvolution to correct minor tracking problems A note on flat-fielding in MaxIm DL Should we do dark-frame subtraction in the camera? The arithmetic of image calibration EXIFLOG gets updated Newer Canon DSLRs Do Canon DSLRs have bias? Yes.
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To deliver major updates after the first edition of the book (2007) but before the second edition.įor newer information see the second edition and its update page. Between the First and Second Editions This page was published under the title
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