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5190
Keep checking the Orion Clearance website for a Paragon HD-F2 Tripod. Can't get this setup for much less anywhere else. It's not a Bogen but works well. TY...
tryarch
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May 1, 2003
2:10 pm
5191
Hi all, I just got a new Celestron Wide View 80 and really like it. I use it mostly as a telephoto lens for my digital camera. I want to be able to photograph...
Pete Killingsworth
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May 7, 2003
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5192
On Wed, 07 May 2003 02:25:35 -0000, you wrote: As I recall, an image erector requires more "in focus", so you aren't likely to need an extension. I'd buy on a...
Jerome Bigge
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May 7, 2003
4:07 am
5193
... Well first off when using the scope as a camera lens you don't want to use the image erector. The mirror in your SLR will make the image right side up....
Phil Lefever
kb0nes
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May 7, 2003
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5194
... This is true ... ???????? Huh ? In every SLR that I own the mirror isn't in the optical train when the shutter is open.. I think you might be confused on...
William Mattil
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May 7, 2003
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5195
... This is true ... ???????? Huh ? In every SLR that I own the mirror isn't in the optical train when the shutter is open.. I think you might be confused on...
William Mattil
data_god
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May 7, 2003
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5196
Yes, there is no mirror, there is no prism .. the original question was for use with a digital camera. I suspect that while it is not necessary to "correct"...
Richard Amirault
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May 7, 2003
4:32 pm
5197
... Not at all confused ;) The view visually through the camera is normal due to the mirror. Why would I be concerned about the orientation of the image on the...
Phil Lefever
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May 7, 2003
4:41 pm
5198
There's a much simpler way to get right-side-up images when using the telescope. Just mount the camera upside down. Conversely, use it right side up and, as...
Jim Horn
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May 7, 2003
4:48 pm
5199
Hi everybody, Thanks for all the suggestions. To clarify things my camera (Canon S30) is not the SLR type and all photography is done thru the camera lens. I...
Pete Killingsworth
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May 8, 2003
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5200
... The extension tube would work fine since all you have to accomplish is replacing the path length lost when removing the diagonal. You will still deal with...
Phil Lefever
kb0nes
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May 8, 2003
8:54 am
5201
Hi Phil, Your comments are right on as always, what would we do without you guy? I like your setup with the video camera, I'm gonna try that one myself, I've...
Pete Killingsworth
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May 8, 2003
10:07 am
5202
Peter. For extensions and screw on bits check out BORG they have every conceivable extension adapter things. Kevin....
Kevin McCarthy
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May 8, 2003
5:40 pm
5203
... Orion has one which is reasonably priced at around $15. Apogee, University Optics or Sky Instruments may be good places to look as well. Lumicon used to be...
Phil Lefever
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May 8, 2003
5:51 pm
5204
... I bought a 1.25" extension tube from Lumicon before all of their problems: http://tinyurl.com/bb1v Its solid as a rock even in the ST90 <G> Far be it from...
Tom Duggan
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May 8, 2003
6:27 pm
5205
Hi Pete, Nice photos. I'm just getting started in digital bird and wildlife photography. I'm using a Nikon Coolpix 4500 with my Stellarvue AT1010 and also...
Jim Carpenter
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May 9, 2003
2:25 am
5206
Hi Jim, Thanks for the tip and compliment, Ill check 'em out. That's some killer equipment you got. I'd say you're off to a good start, a very good start. I...
Pete Killingsworth
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May 9, 2003
10:46 am
5207
Not really. As I said, I'm just getting started and have only posted a couple on the BO&P forum in the vein of "what am I doing wrong?" I'm mainly just trying...
Jim Carpenter
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May 9, 2003
2:33 pm
5208
any views on which "cheaper" 90-degree diagonal is better, the supplied Synta mirror diagonal (China), a Guan-Sheng mirror diagonal (Taiwan), or a Vixen or...
adaley2
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May 10, 2003
9:35 am
5209
In a message dated 5/10/03 4:36:19 AM Central Daylight Time, ... Hi: Whether from Taiwan or China, cheap diagonals are just that--cheap. That said, the Chinese...
RMOLLISE@...
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May 10, 2003
3:08 pm
5210
Take a look at the Stellarvue enhanced 1.25" diagonal. A real bargain for 98% reflectivity, enhanced coatings, etc. http://www.stellarvue.com/diagonals.html ...
Jim Carpenter
jmcarpen
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May 10, 2003
8:06 pm
5211
Hi Group, I just want to show you a "do it yourself" 4"f6 refractor. Please visit : http://www.so-nl.nl/RR%20105-600%20KIT.htm to see an example how simple it...
Hans Winkelaar
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May 10, 2003
11:26 pm
5212
Hi everybody, Well I don't need straight thru viewing after all. I removed the scope from the rings and wraped a small blanket around it and went out to see if...
Pete Killingsworth
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May 11, 2003
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5214
Hi, I have just become the owner of a second hand 80mm f5 (Helios) as a second portable scope. I have checked out the OTA and done Bob Bertha's tune up and I...
niborl2000
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May 11, 2003
5:31 pm
5215
In a message dated 5/11/03 12:33:29 PM Central Daylight Time, ... Hi: All of the above. With any eyepiece, color is going to be best suppressed with the image...
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rmollise
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May 11, 2003
5:48 pm
5216
Greetings to all ! First of all, excuse my English, since I'm French-speaking and though I mostly work in English every day, I know that sometimes, I don't use...
Pierre Paquette
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May 13, 2003
5:49 pm
5217
Nice shots, Pete. I was in a camera store today and saw a clamp for mounting a camera or spotting scope on a car window...may be an alternate solution for...
Jim Carpenter
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May 14, 2003
11:01 pm
5218
Pierre, Your English is fine and better than many Americans that I know. The "eyepiece holder" you mentioned has been a common problem and being it is made of...
Darrel
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May 15, 2003
1:31 am
5219
Darrel, Thanks for the info. So if I understand correctly, I would be better off with the METAL eyepiece holder / focuser ? I really did not expect the 80mm to...
Pierre Paquette
stargazer_pete
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May 15, 2003
10:28 pm
5220
Hi Pierre, The only reason that I say that is because plastic is cheap and can be(not always) made to keep the price down... not because it will work the best....
Darrel
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May 17, 2003
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