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When beginning, I used SkySafari to look around with. But settled in with Stellarium and grew with it. Back when looking into AP, it became apparent that PC, not Apple, actually dominated the field.

I clicked the Print button in Telescopus to see what a preview would look like. Holy ink gobbeler! Pretty, but not just a simple list like the tonight's Sky will do. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel

If only the developer would let the fainest crack of light in, and allow other file formats. His loss. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds )

And then it hit me... My screens don't appear like yours, or like Cuiv's. And I can't make them even look like that. And then it hit me! I'm running 64 bit computers, but some of my programs,

I said *some* not all ;) wrote: Brian Brian Valente portfolio brianvalentephotography.com <http://brianvalentephotography.com>

At $99, and FITS only?? No. -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I suggest viewed in full screen)

Sonny, The screen layouts in NINA are highly customizable. They are basically drag and drop. The clean, customizable interface is a big draw. It was for me. Sometimes I find myself having to hit the

I really like skysafari. You can load a 360 image of you viewing location into it and change the time/date to see what might be visible from your back yard. I'm in the redwoods so I've really got to

Hello, This is what I have encountered.? I have a Celestron CGE (Mk I) Tripod.? It has a OEM flat solid top plate.? I was able to source an original MA Adapter.? The original model MA has a

On wind specifically I find that it starts to reflect in my guide graph at about 6mph as reflected by weather apps, not a wind measuring tool, so this is a guess at best. This is with my 8SE at 1457mm

I did a similar experiment/comparison but for seeing/guiding. Wind was not an issue at this time. The animation is a super-crop of two subs superimposed on each other. For reference/scale the fuzzy

Does anyone know if I can mount a MA to CGEM tripod.? It looks like the MA just needs a 1/2" bolt and a flat surface or am I missing something.

I have been a longtime polemaster fan - great for fast polar alignment Lately i've moved to sharpcap because i wanted more accurate polar alignment. however, i found sharpcap is a lot less sensitive

nice! you can also give https://telescopius.com/ a whirl - really great selection criteria and it also shows transit which is great for planning wrote: -- Brian Brian Valente portfolio

So, I went looking for something to help me plan my nights objects, and found this: https://tonightssky.com/MainPage.php I selected Nebula and Comets (for chits and giggles) and then white background,

Sounds like my hair most days since quarantine.... -- SonnyE Sonny's Youtube Channel ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sonny+edmonds ) (I suggest viewed in full screen)

Wind, for me, does not often have a direct impact. I and my equipment are well shielded by the back block wall, and tall foliage growing on the wall. I have a condo complex across a wash (ditch)

I'm somewhere around 1" maybe 1.03"? regarding pointy projections, as you said if it isn't too many and they are in different directions, i just use a solid rejection algorithm during integration and

Found out how to submit bugs to indi. bug is here just in case anyone want's to see the dvd extras for the movie: https://github.com/indilib/indi/issues/1168

Brian, What is your image scale (arcsec/px)? With the wind, apart from the bloated stars, the bigger issue for me at my image scale (1.6 arcsec/px)? is the occasional gusts that will cause a big jump