Telescopes slowly insinuating their way into mainstreamphotography

On 24/10/2017 07:33, Rich A wrote:
It's probably a side-effect of all the Milky Way photography people have been doing. But it's interesting that people might try these devices as extra-long telephotos. They'll never replace telephoto camera lenses, but if people understand how to use them (there are rules) they can get some utility out of them. A long time ago, a Japanese photog used a 3900mm telescope (f/10) for doing photography, but it wasn't exactly mainstream.


Not exactly the same thing, but you are aware that there are currently
binoculars with built-in cameras?

http://www.birdwatching-bliss.com/bi...th-camera.html

I do not see why this should not be extended to telescopes. Specifically
built with image capture in mind.