Then the Pictor can send the commands to the telescope to keep it centered on that object. The most important things in CCD imaging are calibration, consistency, cooling, and patience. Patience is needed because sometimes it can take several tries to make an excellent image. A final tip is do not delete any raw frames. Images that look terrible can look excellent after being cleaned up.
Images always look worst right out of the camera.
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