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ok, thx for the help!
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so i recently got a 5dmkiv and i want to know that if i were to bring it back and forth from the outside (0 c) and inside of my house (22c) if there will be any condensation on the camera sensor.
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i was using an 8se, and a nikon d7100, at i think 100 iso
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so i just went out today and i took some photos of the moon through my telescope. Here are the results! http://imgur.com/dh8P5jL
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tracking problems with my telescope
keiwein1 replied to keiwein1's topic in Getting Started General Help and Advice
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bring a phone or a computer with you and when you are not trying to look for something or your taking photos and just waiting use the electronic, also cofee and red bull really help.
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so i own an 8se and i have been trying to set up the tracking recently, auto 2 star, but when i try to slew to the other star it doesn't stop slewing in a direction and the alignment becomes impossible, i have done the alignment before successfully, on the same flat surface outside but it just doesn't stop slewing and i actually cant get it to track an object to take an image. i really don't know what is happening and i have done it before. thx in advance
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i was using a nikon 7100d and an 8se with tracking, i took a 15 second exposure at 800 ISO with a baader planetarium UHC filter. my skys are quite light polluted.
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Orion and the Pleiades, those are the pictures
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so i went outside yesterday, set up tracking, and used some nebula filter and i took some picture. what do u guys think? its not the best and i really need some tips. any tips? thx in advance!
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also, nobody mentioned the crab nebula (m1), it's right above alheka in the constellation taurus.
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if you are using a celestron scope they ussually come with a copy of SkyX, i ussually use that to find things that im looking for, its very helpful