Can I get any feedback from experienced S50 users 1: do you redo dark frames manually or just when SeeStar auto performs on the first target. 2: do you do white balance and if so how often. 3: if you have done 2 would you be confident in saying it has improved your image quality. ? Thank you friends for any input. Cheers and clear skies

I would love to have the ability to change the exposure time during a plan in the seestar app. Eather manually if you realise while gazing that the stacking is failing due to too long exposure or in a scheduled way (ex: i want to shoot M42 but 1h with 10sec exp then 1h with 30sec)

Heyy I want to know if anyone knows where can I buy a good telescope but not too expensive:)

I was shooting some dark nebula (60 sec frames) and i noticed this weird blue thing at the left and i have no idea what is this it is visible in every single frame and it does not come from any outside light beacouse there arent any and i was shooting this target the previosu night and this thing was not there it looked normal i would love to hear some advice

I have enabled network connection through my Seestar App. Now how do I connect to my S50 from outside my location?

I have a feature request for Seestar App makers. Can you add an option to the app to upload the activities of a night's session (can be taken from the FITS headers) to an online calendar (Outlook/Google/.ics files)? That would be great for record keeping. Thanks.

I used the ASIAIR go to to move to a target but I wanted to adjust the framing . I reframed and then grabbed a couple of hours of data. I want to revisit the target with the same framing. How do I achieve this? Thanks. Matt

I'm in the UK so have pretty good conditions to see hopefully. Does anyone also know when it ends?

How do yall/they decide what photo are better then others? How do some get pushed way back in no time and others which or equal or less get pushed way forwards in no time? Sounds like im complaining but im jus curious as to how this works. Whats looked at ? What matters the most?