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Old 24-02-2014, 10:57 AM
ehgore1978 (Scott)
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A good CCD camera around $2000

Hi all would like to hear any suggestions on a good CCD camera for deepsky/planetary imaging whether mono or colour. have a gstar ex2 but not really happy with it. Have been using 5d 3 with no complaints but its time to step it up a bit. Running a 10" Sky watcher, NEQ6, Orion autoguider cam various eyepices and barlows 3x Televue etc

Iam looking at $2000 budget and have been sniffing around some lower end SBIG

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Scott
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Old 24-02-2014, 11:02 AM
WingnutR32 (Sam)
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Planetary imaging requires fast frame rate captures to 'freeze the seeing'. The ASI 120MM/MC and the others in this range like the Imaging Source cameras, come well recommended by a fair few on this forum.

Have yet to use one myself, but definitely plan to buy an ASI camera.

As for deepsky, I really like using my QHY9-M with filter wheel. Cannot remember the price off the top of my head, but jump on Theo's site Gama Electronics for more info.
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