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By now, the charge-coupled device (CCD) camera is well-known to many of Astronomy's readers who take celestial images. But there are still holdouts who prefer the DSLR for its low cost and ease of use. Also, some new imagers aren't sure if a CCD camera is the right choice. To help you understand what's involved if you choose a CCD camera, and to lay the groundwork for future columns that deal with...
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April 2013: Here's a second way to put the Andromeda Galaxy or any other celestial image right where you want it.
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Tony Hallas //
Published: February 25, 2013 |
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