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StarTracker (night sky photography) by jjrobots
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The StarTRACKER is a DIY equatorial mounting for night sky photography.
To take long-exposure astrophotos of objects that are too faint to be seen, you will need a polar-aligned equatorial mounting that allows you to track the stars during their exposure to compensate the Earth’s rotation.
The StarTRACKER is a device that will help your camera to take photos to of the objects in the sky that are too faint to be seen. With a StarTRACKER you will be able to take good expositions to up to 5 minutes without noticing the star´s relative movement .
Setting up details here:http://jjrobots.com/projects-2/startracker/
To take long-exposure astrophotos of objects that are too faint to be seen, you will need a polar-aligned equatorial mounting that allows you to track the stars during their exposure to compensate the Earth’s rotation.
The StarTRACKER is a device that will help your camera to take photos to of the objects in the sky that are too faint to be seen. With a StarTRACKER you will be able to take good expositions to up to 5 minutes without noticing the star´s relative movement .
Setting up details here:http://jjrobots.com/projects-2/startracker/