A bit "quick and dirty" - I set up our "adopted" 8" Star Hopper (Newtonian refelctor on Dobsonian mount). I played a bit with it during the day both prime focus and projection using my Cannon ti5. I was not able to get the camera close enough to the secondary mirror to get it to focus using the prime focus method.
I was, however, able to get the Moon in focus using the projection technique with a 17 mm eyepiece. =) I had to back the camera WAY OUT. The image was hard to image because I had to hold the camera steady as the mount could not support its weight.
Here are a couple of images I snagged and a video I made.
The monitor we ordered came in and I hooked it up to take a look at the Sun through my 6" Celestron Advanced VX Refractor. The image on the monitor worked pretty darn slick. I used the projection method through a 20 mm eyepiece. In order to get the travel I needed, I had to add 2" extension to get the image to focus.
Here are a couple of images and video I made. I was glad there are (finally?) a few sunspots to look at.