Just slew the scope (however you do so) to a set of coordinates. Or you can 'transfer' the coordinates from Stellarium to Nina with one click of a button, and then have NINA slew/platesolve/sync/recenter automatically.Ĥ,5,6: This is all actually a one-click operation. Once you have Stellarium and NINA talking, you can just tell the scope to slew to the object from Stellarium. I guess it comes down to is Stellarium 'only' used to look up object coordinates and NINA does all the slewing?ģ.

Or, do I go back to Stellarium which will now use the coordinates that NINA has identified? If that NINA plate solve shows the object is not framed correctly, does NINA then re-slew to re-frame the object? CR3 image into NINA and plate solve using NINA take image of object area using Canon EOS M50 which captures as. in NINA, slew to object area using those Stellarium object coordinatesĥ. configure stellarium to work with NINA, iOptron Commander ASCOMģ. I'm now starting on using Stellarium and NINA with a new iOptron CEM26 mount with iPolar, the Canon EOS M50, and my WO 73mm.įrom some of the forum posts, it looks like a possble workflow might be:ġ. I've been a long time user of Celestron CWPI, along with my Canon EOS M50 mirrorless.

What is stellarium used for