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They require a PC to assemble the series of images in a video stream to be viewed and be able to save them. They send a series of downloaded images over a USB interface. The difference is that these CMOS cameras don't put out a stand alone video signal. Most of the fully digital CMOS cameras discussed in this forum are also often referred to as video cameras as they can offer a fast image download which allows them to be used in a similar fashion as an analogue video camera. An analogue video camera puts out a continuous video formatted signal that can be viewed on a simple video monitor. When I said 'video camera' in my earlier post I meant specifically analogue video camera like the R2. It's a micro 4/3rds size (17.6mm x 13.3mm) so will easily give you a greater than 1 degree fov. I'd suggest one of the '1600' series cameras with that nice Panasonic CMOS sensor. So given 800mm at f/3.9, what is my best bet for near real time video with a 1+ degree fov? So, as you said, for those touring sessions, the whole experience may be more enjoyable by leaving the settings on semi-auto and letting the unit dynamically chose the 'near optimal' settings for each object. However, fiddling with unit for the optimal settings for one object to the next object becomes old very quickly, for multiple object sessions. The reason for falling back on the fixed settings was that the unit had difficulty dialing in the right settings for deep faint fields with very few light points to fix on, when starting from the faint field. Still experimenting, obviously.ДЇor instance, some decent settings on the RI2 (other options as above):ДЇor Horsehead nebula: fixed shutter =256, AGC=30, DNR=3, white bal=manual level 45-53, Day modeДЇor the Orion nebula: fixed shutter =128, AGC=30, DNR=3, white bal=manual level 50, Day modeДЇor Jupiter: fixed shutter =1/4000, AGC=6, DNR=2, white bal=manual level 45, Day modeДЇor open clusters fixed shutter =64, AGC=30, DNR=3, white bal=manual level 40, Day or night modesДЇor very faint field: fixed shutter =128-256, AGC=30, DNR=3, white bal=manual level 40, night mode

I use different fixed settings for different (classes of) objects.

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