How can I retrieve my photos from Vespera?
There are three ways to save and access your images with Vespera:
- Through the Singularity app – Photos are saved in JPEG format within the app. However, storage is limited to 200MB.
- On your mobile device – You can save images in JPEG and TIFF formats directly to your phone or tablet.
- By accessing Vespera’s internal memory – You can retrieve images in JPEG, FITS, and TIFF formats by connecting to Vespera via Wi-Fi and transferring the files to your computer.
→ Find a step-by-step tutorial on how to do this based on your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux) here.
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