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AstroImager for Mac OS X

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AstroImager for Mac OS X was created by Peter Polakovic

Hi, new native image capture application for OS X with INDI CCD/filter-wheel support is available on App Store... Peter

www.cloudmakers.eu/astroimager

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Replied by Peter Polakovic on topic AstroImager for Mac OS X

Hi Apple fans, AstroImager has a counterpart for controlling telescope mounts - AstroTelescope. Public beta of both AstroTelescope and new version of AstroImager is available for download for free now. Peter

www.cloudmakers.eu/astrotelescope/

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Replied by Hamza Touhami on topic AstroImager for Mac OS X

Hello Peter and thank you. I have grown exponentially more frustrated with windows and all its whining that i am trying to fix a linux only or OS X only solution. I do not want to spend over $700 on the TheSKyX pro with all its add ons, therefore i am trying to see if this suite supports the G11 with Gemini2. I have read all the literature and does not seems to find on the cloud maker's website. This price point is great by the way.

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Replied by Peter Polakovic on topic AstroImager for Mac OS X

Hi, I'm not quite sure, but I found some hints (e.g stellarium support page), that Gemini controller uses LX200 protocol. In this case it should work with AstroTelescope. Do you have chance to try it (with trial version)? Peter
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