Examples of using Evscope in English and their translations into German
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Who is Behind the eVscope?
How does the eVscope"enhance" an image?
For details see page Unistellar eVscope.
The eVscope has a focal length of 450 mm.
Question: Can I adapt a DSLR(or system) camera to the eVscope?
M 57(Ring Nebula)- eVscope, for comparison purposes repeated.
Here are some technical data for a comparison with the eVscope and Stellina.
The eVscope seems to use the resolution of 1280 x 960 pixels.
For details see page Unistellar eVscope. For technical data see here.
The eVscope magnifies 50 x, 100 x, and 150 x, whatever this may mean in the context of a telescope without an eyepiece….
For a 9 mm Plössl eyepiece, I thus get twice thefield of view in comparison to what Unistellar states for the eVscope.
However, the eVscope will not arrive before February 2020.
The graphic below(similar to the one from theKickstarter campaign) illustrates the main features of the eVscope.
The eVscope also combines frames, which are recorded continually, to improve the image quality that is, to remove noise etc.
The diagonal of the ICX825 is almost twice as large(11 mm)as that of the IMX224 in the eVscope 5.5 or 6.1 mm, depending on the type of application.
A telescope with an actual or shortened/ extended focal length of about 750 to 900 mm wouldtherefore have a similar field of view as the eVscope.
However, I do not want to invest so much effort,and in November 2017 I supported in the eVscope project, which is rather classified as"video astronomy.
And while the eVscope has an eyepiece to look at a small screen, the Stellina telescope no longer has an eyepiece and you"observe" on your smartphone or tablet only.
I only came across the Stellina telescope from Vaonis at the beginning of January 2018 because, like the Unistellar eVscope, it was presented at the CES 2018 in Las Vegas and mentioned in a corresponding message alongside the eVscope.
Like the eVscope, the Stellina telescope aligns itself automatically(autonomous field detection), can automatically"point" to objects, calculate out the field rotation, and take light pollution into account.
After participating in the Kiclstarter campaign for the eVscope in November 2017, I learned that the alignment can also be performed fully automatically.
What is special about the eVscope, however, is that it should be able to show its owners images of sky objects that are reminiscent of photos taken with large or space telescopes(of course in a lower resolution, but at least in a similar fashion) and even in color.
Above, I write that in"preparation" for the eVscope, I bought an Atik Infinity camera in the color version in order to get with it and with my existing equipment a taste of the possibilities of the eVscope.
It is an Atik Infinity Colorcamera(it has a similar Sony chip as the eVscope, but the chip size is larger, and it is a CCD chip) that I will put on my Sky-Watcher Star Discovery mount and primarily on my 6" Explorer 150PDS Newton tube except for the camera, a"pure" Sky-Watcher solution….
It is an Atik InfinityColor camera(it has a similar Sony chip as the eVscope, but the chip size is larger, and it is a CCD chip) that I put on my Sky-Watcher Star Discovery mount and primarily on my 6" Explorer 150PDS Newton tube except for the camera, this is a"pure" Sky-Watcher solution….