Image of the day Captured by Michael Scherman M17 Swan-Omega Celestron C6 Hyperstar2 About Astromart Terms of Service Privacy Policy Help & FAQ Astronomy Links User Profiles Top Users List Sponsors Supporters RSS Feeds My Account Log In New to Astromart? Register an account... Need Help? [email protected] Home Forums IMAGING CCD Imaging and Processing/Deep Sky Advice / information on CCD Advice / information on CCD Started by alanviterra, 12/20/2008 04:43AM Post Reply Posted 12/20/2008 04:43AM Opening Post AURORA REQUENA View public profile Send a private message to AURORA REQUENA Find more posts by AURORA REQUENA Find threads started by AURORA REQUENA Forum Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: CIUDAD REAL NU, ES Posts: 28 Hi: I want to buy a CCD mainly for planets, I have a LX200 10 ", I suggest that your CCD me to my shop with a budget of + - $ 800?Thanks Quote Posted 12/20/2008 02:15PM #1 Alex McConahay View public profile Send a private message to Alex McConahay Find more posts by Alex McConahay Find threads started by Alex McConahay Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Moreno Valley CA, US Posts: 1478 Why is it that you want a CCD instead of a good video based camera?It seems to me that much of the good planetary imaging that goes on is done with video/webcam based imagers.I may be wrong, of course--just interested. Alex Quote Post Reply Funding Member Sponsors FocusKnobs RemoteSkies.net OMI OPTICS USA LLC Matsumoto Company AstroMart LLC kwtelescope Desert Sky Astro Products ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY BY MARTIN PUGH APM-Telescopes BBLABS LLC Anacortes Telescope Astromart Customer Service astronomy-shoppe BW Waite Research SellTelescopes.com View all sponsors Search News Classifieds Auctions Reviews & Articles Members Reviews & Articles Forums Calendar Events Go