Thank you, that was invaluable - I have the same polar scope and I've not found any guidance about how to set it up, probably wouldn't have worked it out without you so thanks for that!
Greetings from Chile very good your videos I congratulate you as soon as my msm arrived and a video of the functions and the msm buttons in a video would be of great help and how to align in the southern hemisphere thank you very much
sorry for my english..i have a Nikon D7200.. D3100, Z5 and the Angle Finder. have you tried to align polaris to the Kamera Viewfinder? you set all in the right angle and align through the viewfinder... do you think it is possible?
I have now attached the screws from the previous laser I have to mark it with an Edding so that it always points to the same position, but that means that calibration is not possible because it depends heavily on the mount!
@@yannickroth8480 It really does not need to be totally accurate if you are doing wide angle astrophotography. I have used the small guide hole on the mount and easily achieved 2 minute exposure with a wide angle lens
I mostly take pictures with 35 mm or sometimes with 14 but also want to use 135. I don't want to expose longer than one or two minutes at most anyway because I'd rather have more shots than one too long one that could be faulty..
