What's the difference, Stock - Astro Mod - Full Spectrum Camera
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2024
- In this video, first of a series, I cover the differences between these three camera setups for you to consider if you're thinking about getting your camera modified.
Great video. I just finished performing a full spectrum modification of my Canon T3 a few days ago. I had previously performed an Ha modification, but wasn't satisfied. I can't wait to test it, but the cloud monster just won't leave.
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Great explanation
Great explain
Thank you.
Just waiting my the T3i body I picked up to return from getting the astro mod done to it. I am using my day use EOS RP now, besides the 1.6 aps-c crop for zoom any real optical differences I should be aware of doing astro with a cropped sensor?
There is nothing to be aware of. It is a whole new learning curve editing, and the improved light sensitivity is nice.
Quick question please. I have a full spectrum camera. I did some test shots . The shot looks grainy. I’m guessing I need to set my white balance. Is there a trick or short video you set the the white balance for the full mod camera. Keep it going.
Just posted a video on setting WB. Grain generally comes from ISO and underexposed can play a part. I would suggest joining our FB group Astro Venture DSLR and post up some samples with your exif data.
If I have an Astro modified camera and shooting night scape with the Milky Way, do I also set it to custom white balance?
Some cameras after being Astro Modded contain an IR LED (infra-red) module which can leak IR light affecting long exposures. This is why I am holding off from getting my Z 6 Astro mod done can you explain?
You are correct on the IR. I would contact Spencer's here in Utah and ask them about the feasibility of doing the Z6.
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