Ryjov AlekseyFor SeeStar, what exposure and gain are good? I'm curious.Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inAnatoliy AstroReply to Ryjov AlekseyThank you! I can only shoot within the city limits or nearby (moderate light pollution). Exposure is 10 seconds per frame, using an azimuthal tripod (the settings allow it to be set up on an equatorial wedge). I recently acquired this equipment.Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inRyjov AlekseyReply to Anatoliy AstroAn equatorial wedge is definitely better. It will guide better. Clear skies!Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign inAnatoliy AstroReply to Ryjov AlekseyI agree with you—I'll try to upgrade over time! Thank you very much—clear skies and starry nights to you as well!Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Anatoliy AstroReply to Ryjov AlekseyThank you! I can only shoot within the city limits or nearby (moderate light pollution). Exposure is 10 seconds per frame, using an azimuthal tripod (the settings allow it to be set up on an equatorial wedge). I recently acquired this equipment.Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Ryjov AlekseyReply to Anatoliy AstroAn equatorial wedge is definitely better. It will guide better. Clear skies!Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
Anatoliy AstroReply to Ryjov AlekseyI agree with you—I'll try to upgrade over time! Thank you very much—clear skies and starry nights to you as well!Jun 3rd, 2025ReplySign up or sign in to leave a comment.RegisterSign in
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