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Farzad_K
Hello,
I have never done planetary imaging and am getting prepared for the August solar eclipse event in Oregon. I am trying to figure out what a good approach to capturing the best image would be. I know I need to do a video, and I can do it either in-camera or I can use BYN. I know one advantage of using the BYN might be that it records to the compouter whereas internal recording takes place on the media card which could limit the recording time.
When I tried BYN it looks like the captured images are at 640x420 resolution. Is this the norm in planetary imaging? Can the resolution in BYN be adjusted? I am using a Nikon D750 with a lot of pixels on its sensor and it seems such a waste if I can't take advantage of them all.
I will be attaching that camera to an 8-inch SCT (2030mm focal).
Thanks.
Farzad
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