Where can I find metadata for images saved in Singularity?

You can find information like shooting date, number of images stacked, observation time, image weight, moon phase, etc. in your Singularity gallery:

Profile tab > Tap on the saved photo > Details 

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• How to locate your observation images in the telescope's saved files?

  To access the images saved by Vespera, you first need to connect to the telescope via FTP. To learn how to do this, please refer to the following help guide: FTP process. The files are organized by observation in the "user" folder. An additional ...

• Where are my images saved?

  Captured images are automatically saved in your smartphone's photo gallery.

• Can I retrieve the raw images and process them myself?

  Yes, just plug a USB key into the STELLINA compartment before the start of your observation to retrieve the files in the following format: The final photos processed by STELLINA are available in jpg format. Raw images are available in fits format ...

• How do I find my firmware version?

  To find out the firmware version number of your Stellina, connect to your instrument's Wi-Fi network, then in Singularity, go to: Space Center > click on the Instrument thumbnail > The version is displayed under the status of your device. It starts ...

• I can't find the pictures in my laptop/tablet.

  The Capture button in the Observation screen allows you to save the photo only in your Singularity application gallery. You can find the photos in your past observations from the Profile tab. To save your photo to your phone or tablet memory (in ...