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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Springfield, Missouri
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Here is a photo I shot with a Canon G2 and Pentax PF-80 ED. I thought it came out pretty good.
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Florida
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Pic looks good, i pm'd you about what eyepiece you use before i saw this post. Was that taken with the zoom eyepiece? You might want to try the xl-28 or xl-21 fixed eyepieces with you canon.
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Location: Springfield, Missouri
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I use a ScopeTronix MaxView40 with the scope.
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Paul:
Nikon makes the Cp5000. I use that and it works great, visit my website and see how it all works together. regards Walther www.walther-loff.com p.s. AirData: you took a great picture with your combination congrats :-) |
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Location: Springfield, Missouri
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Polyoly: Check out his site, http://www.scopetronix.com/digiscoping.htm it will give you the details of their systems for spotting scopes. I also have a Meade 90 RA telescope that I use the MaxView40 with and several other lenses for my Meade Telescope. I like the MaxView40 so I use it the most. Makes a good sound connection with scope and camera...no bracket or support system needed IMHO.
Also, take a look at this page: http://www.scopetronix.com/maxview40.htm The MaxView 40 is a unique fully multi-coated eyepiece and variable projection camera adapter all in one. Jordan Blessing at ScopeTronix is really nice to work with. I highly recommend them. PS. I never got PM'd??? Sorry I missed it. Walther: Thanks for the kind remarks :) |
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