On this web site you will find a number of different sections to help the EAA beginner as well as someone already practicing EAA but looking for help to improve their technique.
1. In the "My Images" Section you will find sample images with different camera and scope combinations.
2. In this section, "EAA Support", you will find several different sub-pages.
1) A page describing how I got into EAA
2) A page which explains the many reasons EAA is so popular.
3) A page with a link to a series of detailed articles for EAA Beginners in my "Blog" section
4) A page with step by step instructions on how to set up a video camera without a computer
5) A page with step by step instructions on how to set up a video camera with a computer
6) A link to a YouTube video tutorial that I made for setting up a video camera
7) A page on field rotation which is relevant when using an Alt-Az mount for EAA
8) A page requesting your help in my quest to put together a collection of cameras for EAA's early years
3. On the "Equipment" page I have provided links to many items needed for EAA that I use personally and others that I believe to be very good.
4. In the "Helpful Links" Section you can find a list of books on video astronomy, links to other web sites that I have found helpful, forums where camera assisted viewing is discussed, and my own presentations which you can download and use for yourself.
1. In the "My Images" Section you will find sample images with different camera and scope combinations.
2. In this section, "EAA Support", you will find several different sub-pages.
1) A page describing how I got into EAA
2) A page which explains the many reasons EAA is so popular.
3) A page with a link to a series of detailed articles for EAA Beginners in my "Blog" section
4) A page with step by step instructions on how to set up a video camera without a computer
5) A page with step by step instructions on how to set up a video camera with a computer
6) A link to a YouTube video tutorial that I made for setting up a video camera
7) A page on field rotation which is relevant when using an Alt-Az mount for EAA
8) A page requesting your help in my quest to put together a collection of cameras for EAA's early years
3. On the "Equipment" page I have provided links to many items needed for EAA that I use personally and others that I believe to be very good.
4. In the "Helpful Links" Section you can find a list of books on video astronomy, links to other web sites that I have found helpful, forums where camera assisted viewing is discussed, and my own presentations which you can download and use for yourself.
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