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Canon EOS 10D images

Started by rjkrejci, 06/17/2003 03:40PM
Posted 06/17/2003 03:40PM Opening Post
I just purchased the EOS 10D a few weeks ago and have had a couple of nights to put it through it's paces. So far, I'm quite impressed. For a comsumer camera (and CMOS to boot), it is very sensitive and very low noise. Here are a few of my initial images:

http://www.ricksastro.com/Gallery/htm/10D.htm

I did no dark frame subtraction for any of these. It's not going to beat many of the dedicated cooled astro CCDs, but it seems to be a great way to get sucked into this hobby.

With these initial tests out of the way, I'm ready to do some longer, deeper exposures to push the limits of the camera a little more. Let's hope the weather holds out.

Rick Krejci

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Posted 06/17/2003 07:45PM #1
Those are some awesome shots!

- Tim
Posted 06/17/2003 11:38PM #2
Fantastic Rick... thanks for sharing!!!

(So you're saying is the 10D is a "keeper" for you? shocked)

Paul

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Posted 06/18/2003 04:11PM #3
Rick, great shots!!! I want one of those cameras!!!!!!
Well, who knows... maybe for Christmas?? I have to be good to my Treasurer.... it might work... LOL!!


Thanks for sharing!


Ivan
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Posted 06/18/2003 08:03PM #4
Very nice, Rick!
Can't wait to get clear skies again for testing my new 10D on deep sky objects and constellations.

Johannes
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Posted 06/18/2003 10:11PM #5
Beautiful! It seems all those astronomically expensive dedicated astro CCDs will soon be obsolete...
cheaper, easier, faster... and can take great pictures of so many other objects day and night.