Thank you. I have one EAF, and it's currently mounted on my Newtonian telescope, so I didn't remove it. I focused manually using a Bahtinov mask, and basically, I didn't touch the focus all night. Otherwise, everything needed is there—both the bracket and the strap. When I was shooting with a monochrome camera, autofocus was indispensable.
A feeling of inadequacy when I see the Bayer matrix on an image) (just kidding). I'm very used to monochrome. For conveniences, perhaps it's just that you need to shoot fewer flats. Otherwise, it's actually a decent camera; there's a slight tilt that needs to be addressed.
Well, for practice and understanding the capabilities of different equipment, this is just the thing. Especially when there's no good weather for months.
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