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| By the way, many post-processing software packages can help correct field rotation, but it's not always a perfect solution. Just sayin’. | By the way, many post-processing software packages can help correct field rotation, but it's not always a perfect solution. Just sayin’. | ||
| - | A bit off topic, but if you get tired of the field rotation issue you can buy an equatorial mount, telescope, camera, guide scope and camera, ASIair, filter holder, and filters. The cost will be 4x - 6x what you paid for the Seestar. | + | If you get tired of the field rotation issue you can buy an equatorial mount for less than $100 and use the Seestar's [[eq|EQ Mode]]. |
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| - | If that’s out of the question, you can buy a good Dobsonian for about the price of the Seestar. But all it will do is sit there just taking up a lot of space unless you learn how to find things in the night sky. And even then it won’t let you see really dim objects like the Seestar’s sensitive camera captures. | + | |
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| - | Like cameras, the best telescope to own is the one you use a lot. Seestar gets my vote. | + | |
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