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Old 14-10-2013, 08:58 PM
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You really do need to see through one first. Otherwise we may give the wrong impression since each of us experience the view differently.

As for myself, I personally find deep sky objects unimpressive visually. They all just look like blobs of grey/green smoke to me. That's why I got interested in deep sky astrophotography, so I could photograph what I can't see.

The planets are bright but usually tiny. The Moon is impressive. Big, bright and very detailed.
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