Category : Tools
Very useful to help know what to look for and what eyepiece to use.
Good tool in theory and works for non-planets. But for planets it won't go past saying "retrieving data from internet" i.e. it can't tell me to what extent the planet will fit within my FOV.
awesome app, I use it often to plan which scope and camera to use for upcoming shots. I do wish the app could have an option without night mode for when you're not in the field.
People giving this a low review don't understand that it simply gives you an idea of object size.
Would be nice if there were a larger selection of telescopes to select from in the list.
I don't know what this app is supposed to do but I'm glad I tried the free version first.
This app gives a nice preview of astronomical objects based on user input of telescope info,eyepiece,Barlow used and object viewed. Plus you can add your own gear...awesome.pick planets,messier objects ...nicely done in night vision red. Good job
Good idea. Would be improved by allowing rotation of dslr fov and idealy free movement.
A usefull ap for use at the telescope. Those folks who gave low reviews don't understand what its for. You need to include the cauldwell or icc objects also.
Compass does not work and why not a daytime option also. Red all the time is horrible
4 star because I miss the planets and moon from the FOV display. That would be useful for cameras.
I could not find Cocoon Nebula! :( Please add and IC database!
Goes the weasel & the weasel goes pop
Unusable in Android 11, a lot of Java runtime errors. I knew the app when I had Android 6 and it worked good