#ASTRODSLR REBEL XTI FOR MAC#
So no need to use a computer in the field.īut this application does look way cool for mac users. To use it just point your telescope to some bright star, put the mask on, open helper panel and select rectangle by the mouse over the captured image in preview panel to center the diffraction pattern in the panel view. Stores images on Compact Flash (CF) memory cards, powered by battery pack NB-2LH. Heres what a LiveView capture looks like in AstroDSLR 1. AstroDSLR can help you to focus faster and more reliably with Bahtinov mask focusing aid. Review of Canon Digital Rebel XTi 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5. I see there is a (beta) version to polar align on a phone with the polemaster. And if you use Lynkeos to stack, use version 2.10its at least twice as fast as later versions if you deselect the 'Image updating during align' preference. Use a smartphone and software like DSLRcontroller to focus.
So, maybe you can set it all up next to the car, and hang out inside as you work the software (after polar alignment and aiming). Those kinds of issues are solved with a things like software and a Polemaster. The kit version comes with the f/3.5-to-f/5.6, 18mm-to-55mm EF-S lens (28.8mm-to. But some of us are grappling with focus issues, awkward polar alignment procedures on the ground and in the cold, etc. For better-or sometimes worse-the feature set of the Canon EOS Rebel XTi remains roughly the same as the XT's. I agree that no laptop required would be the best. To that end, I now don't even use a tracker for wide-field shots my Pentax K-3II's Astrotracer does that for me (completely round stars in 60-second exposures at 200mm).īut for someone who does use a computer in the field (and that would be, today, most people) I can see how this app could make life a little easier for them. Taking astrophotos with as little paraphernalia as possible in the field is a goal for me. That experience may have slanted my thinking. I admit, I am coming from a film background where my completely manual SLR didn't even need a battery to take a bulb exposure.
You see, one of the things I like about using a DSLR is that I don't _need_ to use a computer to take photos.
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