Question by astrologus491: Remote telescope ideas?
I have a reflecting telescope, an old Meade Electronic eyepiece, a digital video camera, a digital photo camera, and a computer with a video driver (RCA-IN). Is there a way (using the materials above and other accessories) to view what appears in my telescope on the computer screen for less than 0? Do you have any suggestions on what items can achieve this?
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Answer by eri
Look into getting a license for the software MaximDL. Many amateur and even professional astronomers use it to run telescopes remotely, or at least the camera part of the telescope. You can also use it to process the data.
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- Capture images through your telescope with the .3 MP CCD eye-piece
- Streams images as video through your computer
- Snap photos of the streaming video with a click of a button
- Easy-to-install driver and USB connectivity
- Allows you to see video stream on your computer while using the high magnification of your telescope to bring objects up even closer to you.
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