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Thank You. This is highly interesting and makes the difficulties of implementing the mosaic mode very clear. I had already suspected that mosaic imaging with the Seestar would be very lengthy, but also underestimated the necessary calculation time. It might be good to be able to switch off internal stacking completely. On the other hand, external software is then necessary, Siril cannot automatically assemble mosaics and Pixinsight is quite expensive.

업데이트 예정인가요? 아니면 현재 업데이트 되어있는건가요?

모자이크모드는 최근에 업데이트된건가요?

15 hours of precision collimating a telescope is so relatable😭😭😭

You sound so happy! I love when people share that passion! I sound like that when photographing aurora (in germany not as rare as one might think!) or the sun or when my results of a night out photographing the sky comes to fruition :D

Excellent informative video. I'll wait till November for the Dwarf 3 or S30.

Ugh that thousand cut edit is going to give me a seizure

Another excellent video-thank you, SK! I hope the smart telescope industry inspires newcomers to catch the astronomy bug. I also hope you had the chance to take advantage of the pristine skies for your own projects. In your opinion, how do you see smart telescopes shaping the field of astronomy now and in the future?

Thanks for the video. I suppose that this scope could be used in equatorial mode, improving the framing and mosaics?

Please use a counterweight to balance not only the polar axis but also the tripod! I kept waiting for the entire rig to topple over!

Thank you for this analysis. It is refreshing to see, that some people do understand the concept. I have spent counless hours on Clody Nights and in my local club explaining this to people who simply refuse to let go of this daylight photography concept. It is so frustrating, how many astrophotographers completely misunderstand it. TLDR; f-number is a completely useless metric in astrophotography. Aperture dictates light gathering "speed" and focal lenght dictates the FoV. Optimally you need two telescopes, one with a higher FL for small objects like distant galaxies and one with lower FL for those nice, wiedefield nebulea. The bigger the aperture you can aford on both telescopes the better obviously up to a point, where your mount can support it. (Things like under-/ oversampling given your cameras, seeing, light polution, wind, etc. will obviously play a role in determinig the optimal setup.)

Thank you for the information, now I can't wait until this software update comes on the market. I like your video very much.

Thanks for your excellent videos... The SeeStar jumpstarted my AP adventure. Since the Dwarf 3 has much improved auto AP with a better sensor and EQ, maybe ZWO will catch up with an evolved version. Regards, Michael

Excellent. You used the word modulate. Comfortably. Properly. Are they ready for it?

I've been wondering how they would implement mosaic - thanks for the insight into how it works

I have no interest in a Seestar but watched this anyway 😉

and just when seestar caught up to vaonis with the mosaic, vaonis moves ahead with multi-night stacking

can you please do a more in-depth video on how to stack the mosaic files? maybe even using a free software like deepskystacker?

Good job, make a lot of sense what you explained, I used also Seestar in equatorial Mode and works fine, but they do not an option to set it in equatorial mode works because the sky alignment process, any changes in beta about equatorial mode? Thank you for your time, great place you have all skies for you.

Very easy to understand your explanation. I can't wait to use the mosaic mode on my Seestar.

Great video thankyou.I'm waiting for my Dwarf 3 to come so hopefully I'll never have to use the mosaic on my seestar, especially if it's a lot of hassle.

Hi, a great video thanks. I'm excited and cannot wait for the release. Rick from Australia

Great video and thanks for sharing. It seems as though it has moved from a quick and easy session snaping numerious targets in one night to a much more dedicated affair. Not what i imagined it was going to be and not for everyone i suppose given the time required.

I admire your courage and skills! This is kind of scope is observatory grade, should not be moved too much. Thank you for the video!

It seems a bit strange that one is going to buy a seestar for the convencience, and also invest in pixinsight costing about as much as the smart telescope and invest a lot of time actually learning how to use it.

Very helpful explanation of how this update currently is. The current efficiency issue is going to limit people to smaller mosaics IMO.

Great video! Excellent analysis of the built-in mosaicking process! “20 minutes per region”! I like the “infinitely better” result. Do you use GraXpert?

Very informative, what a beautiful location, incredible.

Very good telescope. I would transport it on a mountain and use it for taking new objects, like the new comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) and make a mosaic. M 31 start to be boring in long run.

Great info. I wonder if an equatorial mode for seestar would help the mosaic function run more efficiently.

Excellent explanation! I was wondering about this new mosaic routine-it's not without its challenges 🙂 Are you still enjoying the clear skies of beautiful La Palma, or have you already returned to ???

Great video. Thanks 😊

Great introduction, thx. And also thx for a closer look to processing in pi. Very profound. And I must say that the result is really good. The first time where I can honestly say this. Ok, very bright object, but very short integration time. Mosaicmode seems not to be the real game changer for now, but we will see. I'm looking forward to your calibration frame video. We will see if I will get in love with this small thing.

I've been using mosaic mode for a month or so. The hardest part for me has been stacking multiple days of integration correctly.

Seems that my previous post was removed. … Try “Hubtische” from Schäfer in Switzerland.

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WiFi station mode might only allow for the 2.4Ghz WiFi, which is much slower than the 5GHz ASIAIR hotspot.

I have a MacBookPro with Apple Silicon (M1Pro), which natively runs the mobile ASIAIR app on macOS! I only use my MacBookPro for all of my imaging with the ASIAIR app. I always connect to the ASIAIR mini 5GHz WiFi hotspot, which allows for very fast download to the MacBook. In general I connect a 2TB SSD to the ASIAIR, which works flawlessly.

I love the tripods!

So true! I can fully relate! I only need to drive 30 minutes to the next dark site in the Jura mountains. Still if I forget anything…

Great video!

That was absolutely amazing! I was in the Swiss Jura at the time…

Do you have a guide scope?

Well done, fellow Swiss stargazer! Cool, Rainbow mount & C14, perfect match!

good god my heart was in my mouth ... well done,

First time I viewed a 360 degrees video about an aurora. Sorry, it is not a video, is an exceptionally rare document about this event, and our technologies. Peoples can see the extension of this event , both horizontally, and vertically, in intensity, color and also in time, following the movement of stars. Congratulations for your magnificent idea, and thanks for sharing with us.

The new Celestron Spider. What will you discover tonight?

He noticed a giant fly inside and was disappointed when he found out it was magnified.

my father told me all the time when i was young, "you dont have to work hard if you work smart"

For me... I don't consider seriously to drive. I get very sleepy, next day I would be non functional.