Using a telescope with a SLR camera? - camera adaptor for telescope
Has anyone ever had a telescope with a SLR camera, and if so, what are the results of comparable quality. Telescope for use as a Leica APO Televid 77 with a Nikon digital SLR camera. The adapter of the photo is a 35-mm equivalent of 800mm in F10.4. Any ideas or alternative suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your patience
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Camera Adaptor For Telescope Using A Telescope With A SLR Camera?
4 comments:
Try the website www.fatbirder.com they use a combination of digital images of the telescope. There are many people who do not speak that there are some striking images. By the way, I'm not a birder, I know just the person who owns the website
Try the website www.fatbirder.com they use a combination of digital images of the telescope. There are many people who do not speak that there are some striking images. By the way, I'm not a birder, I know just the person who owns the website
You start with a big lens, I appreciate you very good results, provided that the tripod is very stable. I never used the telescope for SLR, but I know, photography and astronomy. I know he represents a Leica lens for sharpness as the focal length, I expect good results.
One thing that can be a problem, is the f-stop. Say, after the star (if you try to picture), may, if it is too thin, a race ruined Earth rotation relative to the astral body, has set the shutter speed. If you are correct that the shutter speed is not more than a minute, if not able to execute the details. Otherwise, most of the SLR is a WYSIWYG so you should be able to have an idea of what you get.
Most manufacturers offer telescopic adapter as an option for most professional cameras. I have both a Nikon Coolpix 990 and Nikon D100 in my Celestron.
Some cards are "T-mount" or similar. What type of card, the device will be used in manual or aperture priority
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