Celestron Origin Bedienungsanleitung Seite 24

To focus during the day, tap the Focus button in the manual
camera controls. From here, you can either autofocus or
manually focus. For autofocus, simply press AutoFocus. Origin
can take 30 seconds or more to go through its focus range to
find the best focus. If you use the manual focus adjustments,
you'll see the current focuser position in the box in the center:
• -1000 turns the focuser = one full turn counterclockwise
• -100 turns the focuser = 1/10th of a turn counterclockwise
• +100 turns the focuser = 1/10th of a turn clockwise
• +1000 turns the focuser = one full turn clockwise
During the day, you can usually use auto camera settings in
SnapShot mode. If you're imaging terrestrially at night with
low light levels, use manual camera settings to prevent your
images from looking too dim. You should also use manual
camera settings when capturing the Moon and planets like
Jupiter and Saturn.
It is easy to adjust camera settings manually in SnapShot
mode, as the Live View image you see onscreen will reflect the
ISO and exposures you manually set. Press the up chevron
above the "Start Imaging" button and press the Auto button
to toggle to Manual camera settings. Then, you can use the
ISO and Exposure buttons to change the ISO and Exposure
manually. Once the image looks good onscreen, press the
"Start Imaging" button to capture a snapshot and save it to
your gallery and camera roll.
If you are setting manual exposure times during the day, you'll
need to use exposures much less than one second to prevent
the sensor from becoming saturated (i.e., screen appears all
white). Tap the unit of time in the manual exposure settings to
change it.
NOTE:
When using Origin during the day, never point it at
the Sun or slew it across the Sun. Doing so can damage its
sensor. Solar imaging requires a full-aperture solar filter (not
currently available from Celestron).
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