Sunday Saturn

 Posted: Aug 22nd, 2026
Technical Info
Telescope/Lens: Celestron NexStar 8 SE (оптическая труба)
Camera: ZWO ASI678MC
Mount: ZWO AM5N
Software: FireCapture, AutoStakkert, WaveSharp
Accessories: ZWO IR\CUT Filter, ZWO ADC, ZWO EAF
Exposure:
90 x 120" ISO/Gain: 0
 Omsk, Russia
 Aug 22nd, 2026
3 h 0 m
119
Resolution: 320x230 px
Scale: 3579 KB
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Are you sure it's 22,800 hours?
23 Aug, 2026 Reply
Zealot Replied to Neb
Unfortunately, this site does not have a convenient format for video shooting and calculating the number of videos and their frame count over a time period, so the number of frames per clip and the number of seconds of shooting are indicated (unfortunately, the site multiplies them, which is incorrect for video format, but there is no other functionality). In essence, there were 90 clips of 2 minutes each, with approximately 7,600-7,800 frames per clip, totaling about 690,000 frames over a session of about 3 hours — this resource cannot provide such a calculation, unfortunately. I indicated what was possible: the total number of frames and seconds of shooting (the resource converted it to hours, which is incorrect for video format) — for information on the frame count, it is clear, but the time is calculated incorrectly because these are not deep-space images, but video.
23 Aug, 2026 Reply

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