2009 Camera Buyer's Guide

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This is the 2009 Camera Buyer's Guide. The 2010 version, which lists 194 cameras, is available in the December 2009 Hardware issue. An online version of the 2010 list will be posted in 2010.

This buyer's guide was original published in the December 2008 Special Hardware Issue of AstroPhoto Insight™ Magazine. No portion of this article may be copied, reposted, duplicated or otherwise used without the express written approval of the author and AstroPhoto Insight. © 2009 Professional Insight

The following details were provided by the participating camera manufacturers. AstroPhoto Insight is not responsible for typographical errors on specifications or prices. Buyers are encourage to check with the manufacturer to confirm specifications and pricing prior to purchase.

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