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Originally Posted by Hans Tucker
If you search out the experienced Astrophotographers that are imaging with FSQ-106N/ED/EDX/EDXIII you will see a common camera choice being the STL-1100M for wide field. Yes an older sensor and camera but the results produced are still impressive and still stack up against the latest modern ccd sensors.
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If you're talking about the STL-11000M, you'll be getting 2.7x4 degrees FOV, massive! You'll also be getting ~3.64 arcsec/pixel. Don't get me wrong, it'll make it an absolute monster for wide field astrophotography and would work wonders on something like the North American Nebula, the whole Flame Nebula complex, even being able to capture a good portion of the Virgo Supercluster
Being a researcher, I am biased towards trying to get a near perfect sample
Cheers,
Colin