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    if you have the serial connector for your camera you can use nikons program to hold the shutter open for you at long intervals... also have you been pre cooling your camera before taking shots? in all my astro photography exsperiance i have leaned to leave my camera outside a good hour before i think about shooting anything...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dominic49
    if you have the serial connector for your camera you can use nikons program to hold the shutter open for you at long intervals... also have you been pre cooling your camera before taking shots? in all my astro photography exsperiance i have leaned to leave my camera outside a good hour before i think about shooting anything...

    Wierd, Ive never heard of that, what purpose does the precooling provide?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Nemesis
    Wierd, Ive never heard of that, what purpose does the precooling provide?
    helps get rid of noise....

    some hardcore astro photographers actually attach peltier coolers to the back of their ccds (cmos) to bring the temps down.

    http://www.geologynet.com/astronomy/...hotography.htm
    http://loen.ucolick.org/tvguidecam/ccd_coolingt.htm
    Last edited by Dominic49; 12-14-2006 at 07:28 PM.

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