It just occurred to me that I may only have to loan it to you long
enough for you to discover how hard astro is and give it up too. Of
course, I didn't have the convenience of a university observatory with
scope always set up and correctly aligned on the pole.
Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> Hi, Charles.
> I have no desire to sell my 1-8 screen but if you can't find one quickly
> I'll let you borrow it for some reasonable period until you do. There's
> one for sale on the bay right now. Going rate seems to be $50-60 based
> on the last two sales. I don't think I'd sell mine that low. I haven't
> used it in a long time but I don't want to part with it. I still have my
> Celestron C-8 but gave up astro photos many, many years ago. For a
> long period of time I had a telescopic view of the world and the only
> lens I used was the 200/4. I used the 1-8 all the time then.
>
>
> Cheers and good luck,
> Chuck Norcutt
>
> Charles Sdunek wrote:
>
>> Hello all.
>> With the availability of the observatory at my university, I've
>> decided to try my hand at astrophotography. I understand that the old
>> tech pan film was some of the most desireable, but with it having been
>> discontinued, what are some other good choices for both monochrome and
>> color? Something without major reciprocity failure in long exposures.
>> . .
>>
>> Also, if anyone has a 1-8 focusing screen available for sale, please
>> contact me off list.
>>
>> Charles
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