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DSI Zoom Lens
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DescriptionDetachable 8x optical magnification lens Snap clearer photos with the external DSi camera from greater distances Form fitting case protects DSi from bumps and scratches Textured grip for extended gameplay sessions Protective lens case for easy storage and travel Features
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I want to buy a CCD camera for my LX200 telescope. What is more, the Meade DSI II color or monochrome?
I have curious if there is an advantage to get the Meade DSI Monochrome II with 3-color filters rather than just getting the Meade DSI II color imager. I would think that it is much easier using only the color toner. What advantage is there to do it the hard way. (From the hard way would be instead of taking a shot of color with the color camera DSI II, which would have three shots - one with the red filter, one with the blue filter and a green filter overlap and then you would with the software to image RGB full color). Looks more like a lot of work - do you get anythign done that?
A monochrome camera provides greater flexibility. For example, many high-quality images are shot in LRGB (L is the luminosity). Essentially you use a particular filter is good for a specific object, such as OIII filter and shoot an object of luminosity (brightness). You can then shoot the colors (RGB) filters and combine them with the brightness of the image for a very good image. There are also plenty of other reasons to go with a CCD black and white I read in the past but can not remember the details, so I'll avoid talking things I'm not an expert.
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DSI Zoom Lens
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DescriptionDetachable 8x optical magnification lens Snap clearer photos with the external DSi camera from greater distances Form fitting case protects DSi from bumps and scratches Textured grip for extended gameplay sessions Protective lens case for easy storage and travel Features
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DSi Telescope with Protective case
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DescriptionThis plastic Hard Case with telescopic lens attachment will keep your Nintendo DSi protected while allowing you to take pictures in a whole new way. Designed for a perfect fit, this plastic case allows easy access to all functions and controls through its specific DSi molded shape. For the first time on the DSi, you will have the ability to take close up shots from a distance with this telescopic lens. Simply connect the lens attachment onto the lens slot on the outer corner of the case then turn and lock the lens in place. Enjoy the liberty of taking pictures from afar, freely using the touch screen with your stylus and overall enjoying your DSi without ever having to remove this case. Features
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Meade f/3.3 CCD Focal Reducer and Variable T-Adapter
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DescriptionUltra-fast. For ultra-fast CCD imaging with increased edge-of-field resolution and color correction. Reduces exposure times by up to 80%. Threads into rear cell of any LX90, LX200 or LX400 series scope (or competing Schmidt-Cassegrains). Not for visual use or film photography. 1.25-Inch Features
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Meade Deep Sky Imager RGB Color Filter Set for DSI PRO, DSI PRO II and DSI PRO III
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DescriptionMeade CCD Color Filter Set for Meade Deep Sky Imager Pro - 04530 |
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Meade LS 6-Inch SC (f/10) Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope
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DescriptionMeade ETX-LS 6 in f/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope w/UHTC 0610-03-12 Features
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Sky & Telescope - May, 2010
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DescriptionAn amateur astronomy magazine with feature articles on new developments in the science, plus departments on books, observing, equipment, computer software and sky predictions. An amateur astronomy magazine with feature articles on new developments in the science, plus departments on books, observing, equipment, computer software and sky predictions. |
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Starry Night AstroPhoto Suite - Windows
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DescriptionShare your passion for astronomy with others by capturing beautiful astrophotographs. Starry Night AstroPhoto Suite will help you every step of the way, from identifying objects to controlling your computerized telescope and imaging equipment to capturing and processing images. The AstroPhoto Suite combines essential features of Starry Night Pro astronomy software with MaxIm DL Lite digital imaging software in one comprehensive, easy-to-use package. Your astrophotos will reveal the colors of faint objects your eye cannot detect and details that elude even the best-trained eye in real-time viewing with a telescope. Capture images of celestial objects that rival those from professional observatories. Easily import pictures captured and processed with MaxIm DL Lite back into Starry Night Receive automatic updates of new discoveries and orbital data of satellites, comets and asteroids Features in MaxIm DL Lite - Includes the basic tools you need to produce stunning astronomical images Smooth and sharpen images by filtering out hot spots or dead pixels Calibrate images for crisp shots of the same image Combine up to 4 monochrome images into a single full-color image Supports webcams and DSLRS, including Canon EOS Digital line (1D, 1Ds, 1Dmkll, 1Dsmkll, 10D, 20D, 20Da, 300D/Rebel/KISS, 350D/Rebel XT, D30 and D60); Lumenera; Meade DSI and LPI; Nikon D70; Olympus E1, E-300, E-500; Orion StarShoot Deep-Space Set exposure sequences and durations with auto-save to capture images automatically Starry Night AstroPhoto Suite upgrade includes - DVD-ROM for Windows XP containing Starry Night AstroPhoto, astronomy software plus plug-in for MaxIm DL Lite CD-ROM for Windows 98/ME/2000/XP containing MaxIm DL Lite imaging software Exclusive SkyTheater DVD with over an hour or original movies about space Starry Night Companion, a 192-page illustrated astronomy book New, comprehensive 210-page U Features
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