Originally posted by Tjompen1968 Yes it does.
Oh crap, but thanks for the answer.
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Originally posted by Hamiltom Unfortunately, the Astrotracer function is a 1 shot deal.
If you want to do multiple shots (for stacking?), you will need a tracking mount such as an iOptron SkyTracker or similar and a wired programmable remote.
Remember, the camera sensor can only be moved a few degrees during an exposure - you have to move the entire camera to properly track an object over a long period of time.
Yes, but in this case I used a wide angle lens and a 10sec exposure without the Astrotracer hoping that I would catch a trace from the Geminids meteor shower,
So with a 10sec exposure and the intervalometer set to 14 seconds and 40 shots I ended up with a lot of pictures, all with a slight vibration and no meteors. I'm ok with the lack of meteors, but I don't like the vibrations.