Re: [APML] new image: IC1396-Provia and halpha CCD

["Mike Unsold" <mike@mlunsold.com>]

The D60 also has much less noise than the D100.  Here is a recent image of
M31 taken with a D60.
Digital SLRs are getting better and better.

http://www.mlunsold.com/examples/D60/D60-M31.html

Mike

 >>  In the case of the ST10E, the resolution is a real 6.8 microns per
> >> pixel. In the case of a tri-color consumer camera, even though it has
> >> perhaps 3 times as many pixels, the resolution is a lot lower per
pixel.
> >> I doubt that a consumer chip would come anywhere near the ST10E in real
> >> resolution.
>
>
> Hi Roland,
>
> The Canon EOS D60 has 7.4 micron square pixels.
>
> The Nikon D100 has 7.8 micron square pixels.
>
> Pretty close.
>
> Jerry
>
> Astronomical photography: http://www.astropix.com
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