Yes, a phone can take a picture through a telescope. This is because the telescope magnifies the image, making it appear larger on the phone's screen.
Yes, a telescope can see the flag on the moon. The flag is visible from Earth with the naked eye, but it is very difficult to see. A telescope can help to make the flag more visible.
Yes, you can use Stellarium to control your telescope. All you need is a telescope that is compatible with Stellarium and a computer that can run the software.
Yes, Stellarium Mobile can control a telescope. The app can be used to control most popular brands of telescopes, including Meade, Celestron, and Sky-Watcher. The app can also be used to control Dobsonian telescopes.
5/5
$234
Having this remote is great. This Christmas, I wanted to take family photos without having to be in front of the lens. I turned my D5600 and receiver toward the tree for setup. I was able to capture some fantastic images while remaining present. The setup is quick and very simple. fantastic stuff Anybody should do that, in my opinion.
4.6/5
Easy to read backlit LCD display
Timer function to free you from tedious operation
01 for Canon 700D/T5i 650D/T4i 550D/T2i 60D; 02 for Canon 5D MarkIII 6D 70D 7D MarkII; 04 for Nikon D4 D3S D3X D810 D300s D700 D800; 06 for D90 D7100 D600 D5300 D610 D5100 D3200 D3100; 08 for Olympus EM10II EM5 1 EP5 EPL5 E-PL6; 09/Multi for Sony A7 A7S A7R A5000 A5100 A6000 Cameras
This shutter release timer remote control comes with 6 Connect Plug( 01 02 04 06 08 09/Multi) which could support more mainstream camera models to use
Note: Shutter Release Timer Remote Control could use as a normal shutter control when without battery. But the timing function can NOT work when without the battery in it(Batteries NOT include)
$234
Just to let other Sony A7iii users know, it appears that this remote does not work with the A7iii. Fair enough, other Sony A7 models were listed in the description instead of the A7iii, but I was really expecting to discover a single intervalometer with various connectors solution to reduce the number of remotes in my camera bag. The kit's micro USB cable connected to my Sony A7iii multi terminal camera quite well, however it didn't work with my Canon 6D or 70D (which utilize two separate connections from this set). I inserted the USB cable into my Vello Freewave wireless shutter release receiver to be sure the cable itself wasn't the issue, and the Sony A7iii responded flawlessly. Therefore, it seems that there is a compatibility problem between the Neewer controller and the Sony A7iii. Otherwise, there are no issues with the controller; it operates just like any other intervalometer of a comparable design.
4.4/5
-Timer delay: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in 1s increments.Exposure time: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in 1s increments. Interval: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in 1s increments
-Full functions supported as the camera shutter switch (with halfway or complete pressing)
-Main functions: Self-timer, interval timer, long exposure timer, exposure count control, remote switch function.
-This wired timer remote control supports single shooting, bulb shooting, delay shooting and timer shooting modes
-Functions as a timer remote and can be programmed to function as an interval met,panel light for using at night
$234
My new EOS R does not include an interval photography capability to create time-lapse still photographs, in contrast to my old Canon camera. I can do it with this wired remote control. Up to 99 hours and 59 minutes can be configured for each of the delays, exposures, and shooting intervals. Additionally, I can use it for bulb exposures and if I need to do night photography exposures that are longer than 30 seconds. In the dark, I can configure functions thanks to the built-in light. It's simple to set up thanks to the instructions. Despite the built-in self-timer on my EOS R, I can only select delays of 2 or 10 seconds. I may choose any delay I wish with this remote. Similar to the shutter button, it starts focusing and locks in exposure with a half-press, while a full push shoots the photo or engages the timer, delay, or interval settings. Overall, a fantastic value.
4.3/5
K100D,K110D, K10D, *ist Ds2, *ist D, *ist Ds, *ist, *istDL, *ist DL2
Samsung GX-1L, GX-1S, GX-10
Canon EOS 30, 33, 50E, 300, 300V, 3000, 50, 300D (Digital Rebel)
Timer delay: 0s to 99hrs 59min 59s in 1s increments
350D (Digital Rebel XT), 400D (Digital Rebel XTi), 450D (Digital Rebel XSi), 500D, 1000D
$234
For the price, this small timer is fantastic. Although the UI is a little odd, if you figure it out, utilizing it won't be a problem.I previously bought a Canon corded remote shutter release, which I found to work well—until the design resulted in the wire breaking, at which point it ceased to function. Since it has all the same functionality and also includes timer features, I much prefer this new remote. The cost is lower, and the build quality is on par with that of the canon. The remote release's official version is available here.http://amzn.to/2v2pbc6The setup is quite simple, and you have control over the following:The amount of time between pressing the button and the first shutter release is known as the delay. Useful for letting the controller go and allowing the camera to become absolutely motionless before capturing the picture. The range is 0 seconds to 99 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds, in one-second steps.The length of the exposure is the amount of time the shutter is left open. You can now make exposures that are longer than what the camera would normally allow. The range is 0 seconds to 99 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds, in one-second steps.The time between the beginning of one frame and the beginning of the next is known as the interval. It is a little confusing because it takes into account the exposure duration and covers the entire time between frames, not simply the gap from close to open. Continuous shooting appears to be the outcome if this value is lower than the exposure.Number - The total number of exposures, which can range from 1 to 399 or be infinite.Chime: Turn on or off the gadgets' chimes.Once the start button is pressed, all of the aforementioned elements are utilised. Therefore, you set Delay 15 to 15 seconds if you want to capture a single photo with the camera's current exposure after pressing the button "Exposure zero, interval zero, and number one. Set Delay 0, Exposure 60", Interval 60", and Number 2 if you wish to take two further 60 second exposures right after the press. Set Delay 0, Exposure 0, Interval 5'0 if you wish to take a time lapse over 24 hours at 5 minute intervals "that is, 288. Change the interval to 0'1 if you want to take a time lapse with a picture every second "You will have to manually stop the process after you're done if you set Number to unlimited.The illumination on the device is soft. Subtle in that it is not as bright as many modern common LEDs, yet bright enough for you to quickly adjust the settings at night. The backlight isn't particularly strong, thus it almost never interferes with your exposure. After the last button is pressed, the backlight will remain on for 6 seconds.The settings can be locked to prevent unintentional changes.The fact that this device cannot be turned off is my first source of annoyance. The device turns on once the batteries are in. Maybe this is unimportant, but I find it unpleasant and detest putting it away. But even though I put it away a week ago with brand-new batteries, the battery low warning is still not active. However, I have now removed the batteries and am storing them separately so they will be available when needed. When you have traveled for hours to get away from city lights to shoot pictures of the night sky, there is nothing more aggravating than discovering dead batteries with no spares.The second source of my annoyance is the incorrect model I initially ordered. You should be aware that, depending on the connector your camera uses, there are 7 variations of the same device, which is not a hardware defect. The C1, which can suit my Canon 60D but not the intended 5DMkIII, was what I initially ordered. Unfortunately, I learned this after making a long trip to avoid city lights and get images of the night sky. They were unable to connect since they were holding a camera in one hand and a remote in the other. Actually, I had spent the entire day mountain biking away from city lights on dirt roads. Even yet, I was unable to catch the view because 30 seconds is insufficient.The list of models is as follows:(Rebel, 60D/Da, 100D) EZa-C1 Canon EOS consumer headphone type connectorhttp://amzn.to/2v2bUQBPentax (K200, K100D, K20D, K10D, K-7, K-5, Kr, Kx, *istD*, MZ-6, MZ-L) Canon (1D, 5D, 6D, 7D,10D,20D,30D,40D,50D, EOS 3, D2000) EZa-C2 Canon EOS - professional - 3 prong studio style connectorhttp://amzn.to/2v2rADB EZa-N1 Nikon (D800*, D700, D3000, D200, D4, D3*, D2*, D1*, F100, N90s, F90X, F5, F6, F90)N2 EZa Nikon (D70S, D80)http://amzn.to/2v1WXOB EZa-N3 Nikon (D7100, D7000, D5100, D5000, D3200, D3100, D600, D90)http://amzn.to/2hsN9IB EZa-S1 Sony (A9000, A850, A700, A580, A560, A500, A450, A350, A300, A200, A99, A77, A65, A55, A35, A33, A380, A330, A100)http://amzn.to/2upFRXp Olympus EZa-OP12 (E620, E600, E520, E510, E450, E420, E410, E30, EM5, EP3, EP2, EP1, SP-570UZ, SP-560UZ, SP-550UZ, SP-510UZ, A900, A850, A700, A580, A560)If you need to support various camera types, a 6 in 1 variant with interchangeable cables is also available. The connectors C1, C2, N1, N3, S1, and OP12 are included.http://amzn.to/2upFRXpFinally, the cord presents a bit of a challenge because there isn't an easy method to wrap it up. To solve this issue and a hundred others, I would suggest purchasing some of these. Both using and reusing these cable wraps are simple processes. Make sure you purchase at least 8 wraps "long, similar to thesehttp://amzn.to/2hsuJb0
4.2/5
Self-timer, interval timer, long-exposure timer and exposure-count setting features
Take Photos without Camera Shake and great for Time-Lapse Photography
The timer can be set anywhere from 1 sec. to 99 hrs., 59 min., 59 sec
Compact Size:12.1*4.0*2.1cm, 90cm long wired remote controller, powered by 2 AAA Alkaline batteries
Humanized backlight design allows you to view the LCD screen in the dark
$234
With this, I created a timelapse that worked beautifully. Although it's a little small and challenging to read, it's not a huge issue.
4/5
FSK 2.4GHz Wireless Control System: It features no directionality, 80M+ remote distance and ultra-powerful anti-interference caused by other similar devices. Using international 2.4G transmission technology, it’s stable and quick response to shutter.
Anti-vibration: With wired or wireless remote control, it can avoid damaging image integrity and quality caused by camera vibration when you press camera shutter button.
Low-consumption LCD Screen: We uses low-consumption LCD panel to reduce its power consumption and extend working time greatly. Both of the transmitter and receiver communication channel adopt LCD screen display, which enables all the information to be displayed on the screen. So it’s easy and clear to handle.
TW-283 with wired or wireless timer shutter remote. It features no directionality, 80M+ remote distance and ultra-powerful anti-interference ability
For Sony A99II, A77II, A58, A68, A7, A7II, A7R, A7RII, A7S, A7SII, A3000, A5100, A5000, A6000, A6300, A6500, NEX-3NL, RX1RII, RX10II, RX10III, RX100II, RX100III, RX100IV, HX300, HX400, HX400V, HX50V, HX60V, HX60 ,HX90, HX90V, HX80,ILCE-QX1, DSC-QX30, DSC-WX500, DSC-RX10M3, DSC-RX1RM2, DSC-RX100M4, DSC-RX100M5, DSC-RX10M2, DSC-WX500, DSC-HX60, DSC-RX100M2, DSC-RX100M3, ILCA-77M2, ILCE 6300, ILCE 6500, ILCE-7SM2, ILCE-7RM2, ILCE 5000, ILCE 5100, ILCE 6000, ILCE 7, ILCE 7M2, ILCE 7R, ILCE 7S
$234
Knowing that having a serious remote for a "pocket camera" would be nearly laughable, I bought this kit for fun.BUT, surprise!With my Pedco Ultrapod II tiny tripod, I am no longer a slave to that annoying 10 second timer and risk falling down a ravine while attempting to get back in the picture.There are no flimsy antennas protruding like on the remote I use with my bulky Nikon DSLR.Straight out of the package, it works wonderfully for focus/single remote shots.The instructions are a little complicated, but then again, so is this remote.This is actually not bad for a Chinese translation,The fact that it didn't work on the first try was my own fault for not inserting the cable all the way into the camera.It's a fantastic remote because it's incredibly lightweight and easy to use (thanks to the two AAA batteries per unit).At 10, 20, and 30 feet, there were no problems, but I did not try it from one end of a football field.Highly advised.***I wasn't given this remote or paid to review it. Who are those fortunate individuals?
4/5
LCD screen displays channel, battery level and function mode which is easy to comprehend and simple to handle.
Using FSK module, its reliability and stability are improved. The application of 2.4GHz global free frequency range enables 30 channels for options. The remote control distance can up to 80M.
PIXEL TW-283 is a wireless timer remote control which can control camera to perform single shooting, continuous shooting, BULB shooting and delay shooting. And you can set parameters related to timer schedule shooting. Timer schedule allows limited or unlimited times repeat shooting.
Shutter remote for Sony a7 series, a6500 a7ii a5000 a6000 a9 nex-3nl, cybert-shot: RX1RM2, DSC-RX100II, DSC-RX100III, DSC-RX100IV, DSC-RX10M3, DSC-RX1RM2, DSC-RX100M4,DSC-RX10M2,DSC-WX500,DSC-HX90,DSC-HX50,DSC-HX60,DSC-HX300,DSC-HX400,DSC-RX100M2,DSC-RX100M3,ILCA-77M2,ILCE-6300,ILCE-7SM2,ILCE-7RM2,ILCE-5000,ILCE-5100,ILCE-6000
TW-283 with wired or wireless timer shutter remote. It features no directionality, 80M+ remote distance and ultra-powerful anti-interference ability
$234
I am very satisfied with this one so far in terms of stable macro images without having to touch the camera body and time lapse to capture something like a flower opening up, however I can't say whether there are others out there that may be better or worse than this. If you're having trouble getting a kid to behave naturally when they lock up in front of the camera, set it up to capture the scene then conceal to fire it from a distance so they won't feel threatened. You can now comfortably position everyone and remotely fire the photo while waiting in line, continuing to do so for as many photos as you desire without having to sprint back and forth. This eliminates the need to rush to take a group photo before the timer runs out. The sky is the limit, and those sunrises and sunsets can be captured in time without your presence. If it's any assistance, I use a Sony A6000.
3.9/5
LCD screen displays channel, battery level and function mode which is easy to comprehend and simple to handle.
Using FSK module, its reliability and stability are improved. The application of 2.4GHz global free frequency range enables 30 channels for options. The remote control distance can up to 80M.
PIXEL TW-283 is a wireless timer remote control which can control camera to perform single shooting, continuous shooting, BULB shooting and delay shooting. And you can set parameters related to timer schedule shooting. Timer schedule allows limited or unlimited times repeat shooting.
Shutter remote for Sony a7 series, a6500 a7ii a5000 a6000 a9 nex-3nl, cybert-shot: RX1RM2, DSC-RX100II, DSC-RX100III, DSC-RX100IV, DSC-RX10M3, DSC-RX1RM2, DSC-RX100M4,DSC-RX10M2,DSC-WX500,DSC-HX90,DSC-HX50,DSC-HX60,DSC-HX300,DSC-HX400,DSC-RX100M2,DSC-RX100M3,ILCA-77M2,ILCE-6300,ILCE-7SM2,ILCE-7RM2,ILCE-5000,ILCE-5100,ILCE-6000
TW-283 with wired or wireless timer shutter remote. It features no directionality, 80M+ remote distance and ultra-powerful anti-interference ability
$234
Knowing that having a serious remote for a "pocket camera" would be nearly laughable, I bought this kit for fun.BUT, surprise!With my Pedco Ultrapod II tiny tripod, I am no longer a slave to that annoying 10 second timer and risk falling down a ravine while attempting to get back in the picture.There are no flimsy antennas protruding like on the remote I use with my bulky Nikon DSLR.Straight out of the package, it works wonderfully for focus/single remote shots.The instructions are a little complicated, but then again, so is this remote.This is actually not bad for a Chinese translation,The fact that it didn't work on the first try was my own fault for not inserting the cable all the way into the camera.It's a fantastic remote because it's incredibly lightweight and easy to use (thanks to the two AAA batteries per unit).At 10, 20, and 30 feet, there were no problems, but I did not try it from one end of a football field.Highly advised.***I wasn't given this remote or paid to review it. Who are those fortunate individuals?
3.6/5
Each heater output has its own temperature control knob with adjustment from 0% to 100% so you can set each one to your preference
Heating bands are power-efficient, drawing only 0.25 amps to 2.8 amps at maximum output (heating bands sold separately)
Microprocessor-controlled circuitry delivers pulse-width modulation for precise temperature control of up to four heating bands
Don't let dew dampen your spirits, or your telescope optics, get the made in the U.S.A. Orion Dew Zapper Pro today
The Orion Dew Zapper Pro is an advanced 12-volt DC dew prevention and elimination system which can power up to four heating bands to prevent dew accumulation on all your optics (heating bands sold separately)
$234
My present black sky site is at a swimming beach in a state park that receives water from a bubbling creek. This site thus has a higher dewpoint and forms dew on the equipment much more quickly, reducing the amount of time that can be spent watching and taking pictures. I bought this dew remover and a set of bands to use, including ones for my telescope, camera lens, and eyepiece, after a few unsuccessful attempts at observation and photography. When I first used it, I didn't turn the telescope heater on high enough, and as a result, dew continued to accumulate on the telescope. Over the next several hours, after turning the gadget up to its highest setting, the dew gradually disappeared from the telescope. In addition, even with the Low setting, there has been no dew on my camera lens. So instead of having to stop watching and taking pictures after a few hours like I used to, I can now watch and take pictures all night. I have yet to experience an observation session where this tool did not stop dew from forming.
Yes, you can look through the telescope at McDonald Observatory. The Observatory has several large telescopes that are open to the public for viewing.
Yes, you can use a telescope online. There are a number of websites that offer this service, and it can be a great way to get a closer look at the night sky. Just be sure to do your research beforehand to make sure you are using a reputable site.
To see Saturn's rings, you need a telescope with an aperture of at least 4.5 inches (114 millimeters). But to really appreciate them, you'll want a telescope with an aperture of 8 inches (203 millimeters) or more.
There are a few different ways that you can use your phone as a telescope. One way is to download a telescope app, which will give you the ability to see things in the sky that you wouldn't be able to see with the naked eye. Another way is to purchase a phone adapter that will allow you to attach your phone to a regular telescope. Whichever method you choose, you'll be able to get a closer look at the stars and planets.
SharpCap Pro is a powerful astrophotography tool that allows you to capture and process images of the night sky. It is available for purchase for $129.
SharpCap is a free and open source astrophotography software that works with Windows, Mac and Linux. It is designed to be simple to use and easy to get started with. It has a wide range of features that make it a good choice for both beginners and experienced users.
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