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RE: [APML] (It doesn't have to be) Goodbye



I agree with Robert and others.  I have just had my first night out with my
Nikon 995 and TV Radian eyepiece adapters on the 130EDT and it was fun.
Still have to work out some things.  I am very encouraged by the tone of
this discussion.  I can speak for myself in that I am open to new ideas that
bring out the true beauty of celestial objects.  APML is an unbelievable
resource.  I appreciate this group very much.
Jeff Ball


> I'll chime in here too to agree.  The divisions in imaging are getting
> seriously blurred.  I have a stake in film imaging of course
> because I wrote
> Wide-Field Astrophotography.  But what can I say?  Today I am
> shopping for a
> 3 megapixel camera to addapt for lunar and planetary work.  (of
> course, this
> is under the guise of a family Christmas gift that my wife will use
> terrestrially <G!>)


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