Re: Please Help me find a camera!

  I used Creative's Pro eX model.  It accepts the same eyepiece adapter that
the ToUcam does, and it has the same specs for the most part.  I've been
very pleased with the results I've gotten with it on Mars during this past
opposition season, and with the Moon.  The only thing you need to remember
is that the camera's lens can only be removed by taking the camera body
apart; if I remember two screws and a little prying, but nothing major.  The
camera's lens can only be removed by screwing it inwards, hence the open
camera surgery, but the eyepiece adapter can then be screwed in from the
front.

  If you go this route, and need more advice, drop me some email.

  Good Luck !
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  "Skymuffins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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  > I want to get back into webcam astro imaging.  Can anyone recommend a
good
  > camera that is currently on the market?  I know the Phillips ToUcam or
vesta
  > is great, but they don't appear to be available anymore... I don't want
to
  > claw my way through Ebay either.  I just want a webcam that I can pick
up at
  > a "local" computer/electronics store (like I did my Qcam VC) and start
  > imaging.
  >
  > Thanks for the help!
  >
  >  - Harrison.
  >
  >
  >
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