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Little sketching video

I found a nice video via the Ramblings of an Astronomer Named Matthew blog. It is a little intro to sketching at the eyepiece and is produced by Orion Telescopes.
Take a look:

This entry was posted in Observing on March 6, 2010 by FJA.

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