Over last couple of years webcam astrophotography has literally exploded onto the astronomy scene. It has rapidly evolved from simple black-and-white imaging into long-exposure full-color imaging with quality that rivals more conventional astrophotography. In many cases webcams have become the cameras of choice for lunar and planetary imaging. you can get started in webcam astrophotography very inexpensively. You don't need to invest $10,000 in a high end CCD camera, telescope and software. A basic webcam costs about $100.. Software to control the camera and process the images is free. If you have a telescope (practically any telescope will work) and a computer you are ready.
In this Video you will learn:
The best webcams to use
How to attach a webcam to your telescope.
How to focus your webcam
What software to use
How to stack and process your images
and More!
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