Match a Camera to a Telescope
This is a brief discussion on matching up an astrophotography camera to a telescope. Topics covered are whether the pairing is oversampled or undersampled and takes into consideration the camera's pixel size in microns, the focal length of the telescope, and image scale. Not covered are seeing conditions that can also play a major role. #astrophotography #camera #telescope

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Maximizing Telescope Resolution - Dawes vs Nyquist Limits and the Effect of Seeing

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Astro-Camera and Binning: What does it do? And how does it work?

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Watch this BEFORE you buy your ASTROCAMERA!!!

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Undersampling is BAD!!.. Or is it?

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What exposure time should I use?! Let's answer that!

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How to Connect a Camera to a Telescope | Smartphone, DSLR, Mirrorless, Dedicated Astronomy

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Narrowband Captures More Light & Makes Better Images Than Broadband: Time to Kill a Myth

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How Does Focal Length Change What Size Pixels a Camera Sensor Needs?

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Light Pollution Filter SHOOTOUT - Optolong L-Pro v. Astronomik CLS v. Svbony CLS v. Baader Neodymium

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Tony Hallas: DSLR Astrophotography

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Choosing a Deep Sky Camera

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Astro-Tutorial #1.14: Attaching the Camera - Afocal Projection vs Prime Focus

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The PROBLEM with Capitalism - Smarter Every Day 316

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How to Choose a Solar Camera

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Planetary Imaging - Which Barlow?

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Nobody Explained the Schrödinger Equation Like THIS!

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I tested the ZWO ASI2600MC Duo

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Excellent All-Rounder - A deep dive into the Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope design

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FULL MISSION - SpaceX Starship Flight Test 13 | 4K

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