I saw on the seestar app that you can rotate the capture frame before taking photos, however this doesn’t seem possible in the dwarf lab app.
is there any way I can easily rotate the frame to get certain objects into the frame? thanks
im going into year 12 next year and I have picked my a levels as French, maths, geography, economics. I was thinking of picking physics and I can still change to it, but I am not super keen on the engineering/mechanics side of it, but I find the astrophysics side of it really interesting.
i found there to be jobs as ‘space analysts’ where it seems physics may not be necessary, and seems very interesting to me. Some say geography is also useful for this as well as maths.
i honestly an not sure what to do as I would love to work in some sector to do with space and astronomy, but maybe not on the physics heavy side but more on the geography side if that is something?
any advice or help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I didn’t have many options this evening of things to capture so I decided on M109.
it is basically vertical in the sky and I started capturing but I began to get these weird artifacts/glitches in the corners of the photo.
is this fixed once the capture is complete? Or is this just a general problem because im capturing near the zenith
thanks for any help