Is coordinate pointing available in Vespera?
Yes, Vespera supports coordinate-based pointing.
The coordinates used are based on the J2000 reference frame (Right Ascension and Declination), which is widely used in astronomy. You can find these coordinates on resources such as Wikipedia or Stellarium.
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How many objects are in the catalog?
Vespera and Stellina share the same object catalog, which currently includes over 400 celestial objects with educational content. For even more possibilities: The Extended Catalog provides access to over 4,000 objects. Manual coordinate input allows ...
Extended catalog in Singularity
We have added an extended object catalog with over 4000 objects. The objects are considered are manual targets as you will not find educative content on the catalog. 1. Click on the catalog tab and select Manual 2. Select the target from our extended ...
How many items does the catalog contain?
All our instruments share the same object catalog (+4000 objects). New objects are added with each update with educative content, and a suggestion form is available in the app. Unlisted objects are accessible via coordinate pointing, giving you ...
[Vespera range] Can I use third-party filters with Vespera?
No, it is not possible to use filters from other manufacturers. Vespera automatically detects the type of filter used and adjusts its image processing and object suggestions accordingly. Additionally, full-aperture filters require specific optical ...
Can Vespera models use coordinates pointing?
Yes, this feature is available. The coordinates used are those of the J2000 datum (right ascension and declination) and can be found on sites such as Wikipedia or Stellarium.