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Question: will work with NexStar 130 SLT Computerized Telescope? Will need any adaptor (or advised to have?) thanks
Document: Waited with great anticipation to get this...only to experience a major let down. The software installed fine...but wouldn't work with the telescope. I spent time and researched the problem - which I shouldn't have to do - and found that sometimes it only works on one setting and suggested I should try and find the one it works with. Uh???? It also suggested re-installing the driver.
Remove the star diagonal and insert this camera directly into the OTA. Not doing so will give you problems with viewing and finding the object. I use this camera on my Celestron Nexstar 8 SE. The device came with both the image capturing software and with Registax 6 for post processing. Both work without issue.
I purchased this item for a male retirement gift. He loved it and was just what he wanted. The prompt shipping and packaging was terrific. The product will be used for many years! Thanks.
You will need to find this manually and remove. The idle process program always runs, even when you are not using the capture software and it completely drained my laptop battery within a few hours. Normally my laptop can go a few days on a single charge when it is not being actively used, but this software actively drains your device even when it should be idle.I would not recommend this product to friends.
I got my NexImage 5MP on may 26, Today is the first day I can use it from all wind and rain we have had and me working so much. They said that I can't change it out July 1 was the last day I can do that. I need help with I have red, blue and white dots all over my image's. do any one know how to fix this. I like the picture but they have all the colors dots all over.
Astrophotography is not as easy as some people would like it to be. There are two basic classes of astro cameras. One for dim objects and one for bright objects. For dim objects you might need an exposure of 5 to 10 minutes. For bright objects you might need an exposure of 1/30 of a second.This camera is for bright objects like the Sun (with proper Sun filter), Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, and Venus.
The NexImage 5 allows me to get nice pictures of Saturn without having to use a Barlow lens. With the older NexImage I would need a 2X or 2.5X Barlow to get Saturn to be the size (in terms of number of pixels) as I get with the newer NexImage 5. Also, with the NexImage 5 I can presumably get 50 frames per second. I say presumably because I can't do it with the cheap laptop computer I am currently using but I can with my desktop computer.
Celestron NexImage 5 MP 5 Solar System Imager with Micron Digital Clarity Technology, Black (93711)This is a great starter imager for your telescope. Well worth the money.
If you have a shaky tripod you're out of luck.Focusing is extremely important. I use a Bahtinov mask. I point the telescope at a bright star and focus with the Bahtinov mask and then point the telescope at Saturn. Unless you have a really good mount with an accurate finder it will be very hard to find Saturn with the very small field of view you get with this camera.
Ideally you don't want to use any eyepiece. The image of Saturn (for example) as projected by most amateur telescopes will be very small so they build the camera with a detector with very tiny pixels all packed together. This way the image of Saturn will be spread across a few hundred pixels instead of just 5 pixels. Consequently the field of view will be very small and your telescope mount needs to be high quality.
Answer: This camera is equipped with a 1.25" barrel so that it will work in place of any 1.25" eyepiece. It will work with any telescope that accepts a 1.25" eyepiece, including the Nexstar130 SLT.