The exposure time can vary between 5 and 20 seconds and the gain between 0 and 27dB (default values are 10 seconds and 20 dB). When the Expert Mode is activated, you can capture images of the stars by adjusting the unit exposure time and the camera gain. Capture images of the stars with custom camera settings
To activate this mode, go to the “Profile” screen, then in the menu at the top right, choose “Settings” then “Activate expert mode”. Expert Mode: control camera settings and capture calibration imagesĮagerly awaited by advanced users, Singularity offers the full power of the “Expert Mode”. To view the position information of objects, go to the “Profile” screen, tap the menu icon at the top right, choose “Settings” and then “Display objects position”. You can now consult at a glance the position in the sky of the objects directly from the catalog and do a search by constellation name. Various interface improvements have been made to facilitate exploration of the celestial object library. You can easily restart a capture session with the same settings (Expert Mode must be enabled, see below). Use this section to capture images of the stars using custom camera settings. This enables you to have them immediately at your fingertips.Ī new section also allows you to store manual targets that you can point to by entering their coordinates. The explorer now offers a section to regroup your favorite stars, that you observe frequently. An improved explorer to help you find your next target more easily To access the “Expert” features from this screen, please activate the Expert Mode: go to the “Profile” screen, tap the menu icon at the top right, choose “Settings” and then “Activate expert mode”. If you use multiple devices to connect to your observing station, your observatories will be shared among all your devices. If you have registered several observation sites, to initialize your telescope simply choose the corresponding observatory and tap the “Initialize” button. The first time you launch the application you must create at least one observatory. Singularity can save all your favorite observation sites for faster initialization of your observation station, showing you the prevailing conditions at each of them.
Stellina and Vespera are designed to accompany you on your favorite observation sites, from a weekend in the country away from light pollution to clear summer nights on vacation. Introduction of a new concept: observatories Practical advice, guides and tutorialsįrom Singularity, you can access articles published on the Vaonis website which offer you tips on how to get the most out of your observation station, tutorials on image processing, and much more besides. In the almanac section, tap “Add to Calendar” under an astronomical event you are interested in to share it on your smartphone or tablet calendar.
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