What is the battery life of Seestar S50? How to replace it?
Seestar S50 is equipped with a lithium battery that can be charged and discharged no less than 500 times. If you need to replace the battery, please purchase at https://www.seestar.com/ and replace according to official instructions.
When shooting the sun, do I have to use the standard solar filter?
⚠️ DO NOT OBSERVE THE SUN DIRECTLY! For solar photography, We offer high quality solar filters as a standard accessory to meet the needs of different usage
Can Seestar S50 shoot any objects in deep space?
With its built-in anti-light pollution filter and good enough atmospheric transparency, Seestar S50 is able to shoot deep-sky objects even in city.
However, if we want to get good enough results, we still need to go to a dark site. We define the degree of light pollution into different levels. The larger the number is, the heavier the light pollution is. ZWO provides simple photos under different levels of light pollution after testing. We can compare them by ourselves. Also, don't forget that the moon is the biggest light pollution source at night, we must avoid such a time period as the full moon.
What can Seestar S50 shoot?
Stargaze Mode: Photographs deep sky objects.
Scenery Mode: Equal to a 1750mm ultra telephoto optical prime lens. Can photograph landscapes or animals.
Solar Mode: Photographs the sun. Solar tracking will be turned on automatically.
Lunar Mode: Photographs the moon. Lunar tracking will be turned on automatically.
What is the weight of Seestar S50?
Seestar S50 is 2.5kg. Tripod is 0.65kg. EPP Case only is 0.6kg.
What is the after-sales policy of Seestar S50?
Please inquire after-sales policy at https://www.seestar.com/, or contact customer service for consultation.
How does Seestar S50 differ from traditional astrophotography?
Seestar S50 is an entry-level intelligent astronomical telescope that sets itself apart from other entry-level telescopes by allowing users to "see" various deep space celestial objects through photography. However, due to its highly integrated design and lightweight body, it may not meet the requirements for "serious astrophotography".