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Deep Sky CCD Imaging
Featuring Meades DSI II Camera
Deep Sky Imaging has always been a specialized venue in the Astrophotography Hobby. The first amateur
CCD cameras were low resolution, with very complex software (if any) and required hours of work
to capture and process. Meade changed all of that with there DSI (Deep Sky Imager), a single shot color
camera that made Deep Sky Imaging easy, and gave great results. Last year Meade came out with a new
version, the DSI II. This advanced Camera uses a color filter system to produce top quality images, at both
a fraction of the price of a professional CCD camera, as well as image quality that will impress even long time
CCD camera users. It uses a high quality Sony CCD chip, and very advanced software, to capture and process
images in realtime. Stacking short captures, and combining tri-color filtered shots, the camera quickly compiles
data for easy processing For the first time ever, a new user can capture images his first night out, with amazing
results. Here are some Images taken with the new Camera, as well as some links for more information
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