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Join Date: Jul 2006
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I am looking to buya new point and shoot camera to use for astrophotography. I currently own a Canon A75. I like the powershot series, only drawback for me is the shutter speeds only go to 15sec. I am looking for a point and shoot with at least 6mp and shutter speeds up to 60sec.
Here's the catch. Since I'll be using this for astrophotography, I'm looking for a camera in that range that will accept an adapter and step ring to connect the camera directly to the eyepiece. I'm interested in the Panasonic dmc-lz5 but I do not see a way to connect the camera directly. I haven't ruled out a Canon a620 or 700 either, despite the fact they only go to 15sec shutter speed because they have a removeable ring and I'm aware of adapters for those cameras. I knowof camera mounts such as the steadypix but I'd rather connect the camera directly to the eyepiece. If you are aware of a camera that will fit my needs or know a camera adapter company I'd be interested in hearing from you. Best Regards, Derek |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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I went A50 to A70 to A620 and I am happy. My wife carries a SD450 for more compact shooting.
If I was single, I'd have both the A620 and an 'SD'. The SD takes great pics most of the time, but for some mission critical in a bad situation it doesn't...if I am carrying my A620 I can get the shot. If I were to upgrade now, it would be to a full sized DSLR...I have debated getting a G series...but I don't think it would be such a leap. My brother went from Canon Rebel DSLR to a G Series though because he was finding he wasn't carrying his camera that much (his financee has an SD as well). Å |
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