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How to image the sky

Our astrophotography series will have you becoming an accomplished imager in no time.
Thereò??s skill and art involved in taking great pictures of the deep sky using a telescope as your cameraò??s lens. But there are cheaper and easier ways to capture the night sky. In the previous articles in this series, author Michael A. Covington walked you through the logistics of purchasing a camera suitable for astrophotography, capturing images with a basic camera-on-tripod setup, and, most recently, piggyback astroimaging.

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