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What is Plate Solving? Plate solving is a technique used to identify celestial objects in images taken through telescopes. Also known as astrometric solving, it compares the star pattern in an image to known catalogs and determines the exact celestial coordinates. This information is then used to align telescopes, frame targets precisely, and automate various…
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Integrating NINA’s Advanced API with Home Assistant: A Step-by-Step Guide Astrophotographers continually seek ways to streamline their imaging sessions. Integrating NINA’s Advanced API with Home Assistant offers a powerful method to monitor and control your equipment seamlessly. In this guide, we’ll walk through the process, enabling you to enhance your astrophotography workflow.
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Doug provides an overview of his Advanced Sequence setup in N.I.N.A., an astrophotography tool. He details steps from startup to capturing images and calibration frames, emphasizing automation and error minimization. Doug also discusses integration with other software and plugins like Pushover and Robocopy. His sequence includes specific configurations for imaging and notifications.
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