Hi
I am looking for some advice on a suitable camera for me and my needs.
I am looking for a camera that I can attach to the scope and then see the images on a laptop.
Not really a camera for taking pictures but more a 'visual' camera. My eyesight is getting bad to see at the eyepice direct.
Any thoughts or ideas for me?
Thanks
Jim
Lunt 152 and camera
Lunt 152 and camera
Thanks
Jim
CPC 1100 XLT
Lunt LS152T Ha B1200
Skywatcher NEQ6 pro
It is cold here in Denmark
Jim
CPC 1100 XLT
Lunt LS152T Ha B1200
Skywatcher NEQ6 pro
It is cold here in Denmark
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Re: Lunt 152 and camera
Jim:
I have used the "Revolution Imager R2" that is a live view ccd Video camera, it comes with a small monitor that you can mount at the telescope.
This is a nice approach so many can see the images at the monitor. www.revolutionimager.com/
Also you could use any of the ccd or cmos video cameras on the market, so to view the image in a laptop.
Regards,
Eric.
I have used the "Revolution Imager R2" that is a live view ccd Video camera, it comes with a small monitor that you can mount at the telescope.
This is a nice approach so many can see the images at the monitor. www.revolutionimager.com/
Also you could use any of the ccd or cmos video cameras on the market, so to view the image in a laptop.
Regards,
Eric.
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Re: Lunt 152 and camera
Any of the cameras with a 174 chip are ok
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