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  1. Those are beautiful! Hope I can get something like those in the future If I have a budget of around $300 for a new lens and I already own a Nikkor 50mm f1.8, what would you guys recommend as a worthy upgrade for AP?
  2. Still can't pick my jaw off the floor, this is just absolutely amazing
  3. Looks like a neat little addition, sadly I have a Nikon and that system is specifically for Canon After a quick google search I did find this: "Gerd Neumann at Astronomik informs me that they are working on a clip-filter system for Nikon bodies that should be ready for sale by late summer." posted on a different forum in October 2013
  4. Can't seem to be able to edit my last post so I'll make a new one.. One more question that I have, is there such a thing as Narrowband Filters for Camera lenses? Because the only ones I can find online are 1.25" or 2" for telescopes.. Would they not work with a camera and that's why they are not sold, or am I just not searching right?
  5. Wow, beautiful! Please excuse my ignorance, but what object is that? Also, did you use some kind of a filter to bring out those reds? H-alpha or something like that? I do have an old Nikkor 50mm f1.8 prime lens, gonna give it a go with that and see what I can get
  6. How far can one get with only a camera, maybe a DSLR with a reasonable size telephoto lens, and some form of tracking (maybe a eq mount or a barn door tracker)? If the tracking is good, could one equal the quality of pictures taken through a telescope, at least for DSOs? Is anyone on here into this kind of photography? If so, please post your photos, show us what kind of pictures are possible with a simple setup like this!
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