Skyris 236
Page 6
... and processed as shown previously in "Processing Images." 1. Center the target in just a few seconds. Locate the iCap shortcut on your telescope as shown in this manual, "Connecting the Camera to one . Remove the diagonal if you to Skyris, use the USB 3.0 port on your ...eyepiece, then remove the eyepiece. Insert the camera into your telescope and point it at a bright target such as the Moon or Jupiter. CAPTURING IMAGES Detailed Solar System images are using one master image. Some refractor telescopes may...
... and processed as shown previously in "Processing Images." 1. Center the target in just a few seconds. Locate the iCap shortcut on your telescope as shown in this manual, "Connecting the Camera to one . Remove the diagonal if you to Skyris, use the USB 3.0 port on your ...eyepiece, then remove the eyepiece. Insert the camera into your telescope and point it at a bright target such as the Moon or Jupiter. CAPTURING IMAGES Detailed Solar System images are using one master image. Some refractor telescopes may...
Skyris 236
Page 7
If no image appears, confirm your telescope is still centered on your Skyris camera from the Available Video Capture Devices window and click OK. 6. The live video window will automatically appear and display the framerate. Click the Exposure tab ... the object you may need to make adjustments for adjustments. 7 5. Select your screen. Gain and exposure are set to automatic by default, but you are imaging. 7. If a defocused image appears, focus the telescope until it appears sharp on a bright object and proceed to step 8. 8. Go to access the Gain and Exposure.
If no image appears, confirm your telescope is still centered on your Skyris camera from the Available Video Capture Devices window and click OK. 6. The live video window will automatically appear and display the framerate. Click the Exposure tab ... the object you may need to make adjustments for adjustments. 7 5. Select your screen. Gain and exposure are set to automatic by default, but you are imaging. 7. If a defocused image appears, focus the telescope until it appears sharp on a bright object and proceed to step 8. 8. Go to access the Gain and Exposure.
Skyris 236
Page 8
... can also select Y800 in color, making export easier. If the exposure time is included with Skyris. 8 Y16 video must debayer (color convert) the image later when processing. For Skyris color cameras, choose RGB32 which is 1/34 sec, select 30 FPS. 9. In the Capture menu, select Toggle Recording... Info Dialog. 10. Click on the Skyris model used . You may also capture in a very short ...
... can also select Y800 in color, making export easier. If the exposure time is included with Skyris. 8 Y16 video must debayer (color convert) the image later when processing. For Skyris color cameras, choose RGB32 which is 1/34 sec, select 30 FPS. 9. In the Capture menu, select Toggle Recording... Info Dialog. 10. Click on the Skyris model used . You may also capture in a very short ...
Skyris 236
Page 12
...optional IR-Block filter is very good for Skyris color cameras. A Skyris Filter Wheel is in the image, while the larger numbered wavelets control the coarse detail. Skyris monochrome cameras require the use the wavelet sliders (H) to enhance the image. A filter wheel helps you easily toggle between...is available for enhancing details in your image. 9. Finally, press the Save Image button to save the final image. The power of RegiStax is available from Celestron (filters not included). 12 Each wavelet layer carries part of the image within it. Each layer can be adjusted...
...optional IR-Block filter is very good for Skyris color cameras. A Skyris Filter Wheel is in the image, while the larger numbered wavelets control the coarse detail. Skyris monochrome cameras require the use the wavelet sliders (H) to enhance the image. A filter wheel helps you easily toggle between...is available for enhancing details in your image. 9. Finally, press the Save Image button to save the final image. The power of RegiStax is available from Celestron (filters not included). 12 Each wavelet layer carries part of the image within it. Each layer can be adjusted...
Skyris 236
Page 14
...video can both limit the length of your large video files on removable media, such as an autoguiding camera when used with an optional C-mount lens (not included). SOLAR IMAGING Skyris cameras work well with solar telescopes or telescopes equipped with solar filters, including Hydrogen-Alpha or white-light filters.... hard drive or DVD. The threaded ring on the camera body provides C-mount distancing at 17.5mm. 14 Skyris is required. Celestron mounts can acquire. An RS-232 to USB adapter and serial cable is compatible with many images that you can be used in under 10 hours! ...
...video can both limit the length of your large video files on removable media, such as an autoguiding camera when used with an optional C-mount lens (not included). SOLAR IMAGING Skyris cameras work well with solar telescopes or telescopes equipped with solar filters, including Hydrogen-Alpha or white-light filters.... hard drive or DVD. The threaded ring on the camera body provides C-mount distancing at 17.5mm. 14 Skyris is required. Celestron mounts can acquire. An RS-232 to USB adapter and serial cable is compatible with many images that you can be used in under 10 hours! ...
