So I bought a telescope.
Just wanted to add…
The Seestar is not a direct view telescope, meaning you use a smartphone or tablet to see what it sees.
It’s very forgiving of light pollution. I live in a small town and it’s still usable. There is a video on YouTube where the guy uses it in Tokyo.
You let it take several exposures over time and it turns out p good.
My very first target was Andromeda but I didn’t really understand how to use it.
The next was a nebula that I did at random so I don’t remember which one it was.
Then, the next day I put on the sun filter and imaged the sun. Unfortunately it got cloudy that night so I wasn’t able to use it anymore. It’s supposed to be cloudy for the next several days.
Just wanted to add…
The Seestar is not a direct view telescope, meaning you use a smartphone or tablet to see what it sees.
It’s very forgiving of light pollution. I live in a small town and it’s still usable. There is a video on YouTube where the guy uses it in Tokyo.
You let it take several exposures over time and it turns out p good.
My very first target was Andromeda but I didn’t really understand how to use it.
The next was a nebula that I did at random so I don’t remember which one it was.
Then, the next day I put on the sun filter and imaged the sun. Unfortunately it got cloudy that night so I wasn’t able to use it anymore. It’s supposed to be cloudy for the next several days.