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I'll keep that in mind, thanks!

I feel as if my telescope isn't properly polar aligned... (Celestron CG-3 mount) I have the correct RA, assuming I used the term correctly😓, but I feel like my declination wasn't right. The degree wheel says I'm supposedly spot on(yet again assuming I'm using it correctly) and paranoia arose. There any way I can be sure?

Shoot, I can't find it right now. I think I do have it somewhere.

I wasn't really using anything to process or stack, I just saw it looked like a big star from my Burst Color's view.

Okay, thank you!

I will in a while, I'm about to head to school.

Alright, I'll keep these in mind. Thank you!

I recently tried to use RegiStax V6, I converted my pictures I wanted to stack/process to TIF. When I selected and then tried to open the pictures, it said I had an "invalid TIFF header." I've named the files "1," "2," "3," if that's useful. How do I fix my problem?

I was using a Celestron NexImage Burst Color and Celestron Astromaster 130eq

I tried getting a picture of Jupiter and it was just a white orb. I could see the Galilean moons, but Jupiter was just like a big star. I'm unsure if it's because I had my setting over exposing the picture or if it was because of like the Sun's reflection. (It was about 4:00-4:45 when I took the pictures.) Can I fix my problem or will I need to wait for Jupiter's position to change?

So I accidentally changed the saturation and auto reference on my NexImage color burst.... Will it affect me? And how do I fix it (if it will) The auto reference is now at 120, and sat. at 20. I forgot if they aren't the settings they were before, I had just woken up. ...my dumb 15 year old mind.