Hey all,
I've been monitoring this forum for a few weeks and am impressed by all of the really great photos. With winter skies coming, it's time to take the plunge. What would be a safe, easy to use set of CCD equipment for a beginner? My observing equipment includes first quality 4 and 5 inch refractors on a Losmandy G11 with Gemini and a Starmaster with Sky Commander tracking. I have MacIntosh computers running systems 10 and 9.5. My location is moderately dark to the south and east, moderately light polluted to the north and west. I would prefer a system that minimizes computing.
Ciao
Robert Howe
I've been monitoring this forum for a few weeks and am impressed by all of the really great photos. With winter skies coming, it's time to take the plunge. What would be a safe, easy to use set of CCD equipment for a beginner? My observing equipment includes first quality 4 and 5 inch refractors on a Losmandy G11 with Gemini and a Starmaster with Sky Commander tracking. I have MacIntosh computers running systems 10 and 9.5. My location is moderately dark to the south and east, moderately light polluted to the north and west. I would prefer a system that minimizes computing.
Ciao
Robert Howe
Robert Howe
Wilbraham MA
TeleVue 85 f/7 // Astro-Physics Traveler 105 f/6 // Astro-Physics 130 f/8.35
Coronado 60 DS
"Scopes, Brains and Wisdom--but no Beauty"
