What is Mosaic Mode?

The Mosaic mode is an advanced feature that allows you to image a wider field of the sky than during a classical observation.

This new feature, proposed in the Singularity application, is the result of a unique and patented technology developed by our team and presented under the name CovalENS.

For example with NGC 2237 (Rosetta Nebula):

Vespera classic field of view

Mosaic Mode

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• Mosaic Mode Tutorial

  Mosaic Mode is available either from an object in the catalog or a manual target. 1. Field of view 2. The frame 3. Knowledge Base 4. Capture

• How does Mosaic mode work?

  During a classic observation, the part of the sky visible in the image (the field) has a fixed size corresponding to the optics of the instrument. On Stellina, the field is about 1.1° x 0.7 On Vespera, the field is about 1.6° x 0.9° By making an ...

• How do I access Mosaic Mode?

  Your instrument must be connected and initialized to access the mosaic mode. You will see the new button appear on the object sheet or on the manual target:

• AcutENS: Is Live Focus compatible with Mosaic Mode (CovalENS)?

  Yes, Live Focus applies to Mosaic Mode observations.

• Can we make a mosaic from stars or planetary mode?

  The mosaic mode is based on the mechanics of stacking, so it is not available on objects with direct observation (moon, planets, stars, sun).