happy-kat

Try in daytime to see if you can get infinity focus with the 100p with the loan Astro camera as it would be less frustrating then at night. Use a distant tree or aerial (not the sun)

Does the app allow you to choose a named star, if so could you select one such as Electra then capture that then choose Atlas and capture that then stitch your images together, but I don't know if the individual stars are offered on the seestar 

Top left menu can change the satellite

Isn't the 130pds on the heavy side for the az-gti

Very useful post, given me yet more ideas, I wonder if a noir 2 is sensitive enough as have one already and I could try with what I have. 

Do you have a nexinage 5 or 10. I have a nexinage 5 and use a imaging source driver for the camera sensor and then the camera works with sharpcap

I'll add more info on the driver tomorrow

What 5 ratio is your telescope, as depending on that your most inner circles may be off a bit, but what's the f ratio first please

I'm going to see what lens they use as your captures are great

I think the OP has mentioned they have a DSLR 500d won't that be heavier then an astro cam 

There is overlap in the books and you mentioned about processing which is covered more in the second

I like the other book Dark Art or Magic Bullet by Steve

To start you could make from card, compass and a protractor a Lord Y bahtinuv mask to help with focus.

The 35 being a mount gives visual capability if that's useful for you 

I've not used either mount.

There will be lots of replies to help you. There's plenty being done with EEVA and there's all in ones like the ZWO seestar s50

very tight stars, did you do anything in particular here?

I follow this as the SS50 is looking to be a fall  back if my setup this year frustrates more than engages. The 462 has miniscule read noise I wonder what else they did to it in the SS50 over the ASI462MC

Are these in Photoshop?

Using your existing telescope is possible for imaging the planets, manual tracking is fiddlier but getting ahead of the planet and letting it drift through the FOV while capturing video.

I like using the ASI camera I have as I don't need a laptop, I can control it from my mobile and use the ZWO ASICAP application quite handy. If doing more I can also connect to a PC instead that opens more options. Do you have a budget in mind.

Interesting to read your results. I'm intrigued in the UV of flowers so had been from time to time keeping a look out for a UV filter.

Feeling encouraged by the many great seestar50 images that I'll enjoy using the 50ED with the ASI462MC I've got and I was fortunate to pick up a used CLS filter on here some time ago which I'll have a go with as a LP filter on some targets.

For me as I'm looking at other screens to live stack I prefer the synscan app rather than using the handset I have

I like how the images have a title and time included, do you get an option to add date as well?

Depending on the DSLR there might be something to read here

https://www.astropix.com/html/equipment/canon_one_to_one_pixel_resolution.html

A bit of sorting first, I was fortunate to pick up a camera from here which is going to free up the 462 to go back to the 50ED. Next check and sort focus. Have a trial of guiding to see what I get. Ideally now address the stiff azumith then guide test again to compare result. Using sharpcap pro try the auto align script which sounds great (it's in the synscan folder once unpacked). That'll keep me busy.