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| subject: | Re: ATM Alt-alt telescope mount - and image rotation |
To: atm{at}shore.net, tkrajci{at}san.osd.mil
From: mdholm{at}telerama.com
Reply-To: mdholm{at}telerama.com
Tom,
I just (literally) did some hand waving and convinced myself that you would
get less field rotation with first axis east-west rather than north-south.
It probably depends on latitude. Below 45 degrees this may be true. Above
45 degrees the north-south orientation would yield less rotation. At the
equator, a north-south, alt-alt is an equatorial. At the poles, an alt-az
is an equatorial.
No orientation other than equatorial gives no rotation.
Sorry, I don't have the equations for that transformation.
Mark Holm
mdholm{at}telerama.com
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