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[Video] Astrophotography: 3 minute vs. 10 minute Exposures

by Chuck’s Astrophotography

2017.12.14

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I always get asked why I keep my exposures in narrowband down to 3 minutes. So I decided to compare 3 minute exposures to 10 minute exposures. This test was performed with my ZWO ASI1600MM-cool camera (CMOS) chip. The outcome may have been completely different had I tested with a CCD camera. And thanks to Trevor Jones for his shout-out on his AstroBackyard website.

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