It replaced my Celestron Nexyz device which drove me crazy. Got some excellent pictures of Saturn the day it arrived and the e and f stars in Trapezium

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The NOMAD is a stunning rotator, you can do both panoramic shots and also some deep sky object, but this is hard to do since longer focal length require a precise polar alignment, I was able to get a nice photo of the pleiades with a focal length of 200 mm on apsc (320 mm FF equivalent), and for around 250 euros is a must have without spending lots of money to get an heavier mount

I purchased the MSM Nomad a few months ago to continue my astro photography journey. I've taken it out into the field six or seven times so far to shoot the Milky Way. So far so good. It is lightweight and relatively easy to use. Configuring the right mount setup for what you plan on doing is about the only thing that takes time. Polar alignment can be a bit tricky for those that are newer to star tracking, but the learning curve is short. It's a very well design product that makes it easy for someone to start their astronomical photography journey.

After doing lots of research I decided to pick up this star tracker from the website a few weeks ago. So far, been out shooting with the tracker for 3 sessions, first and second time doing some milky way photos, the third time was able to use it during the Orionids Meteor shower. The results have impressed me, I personally own the Tamron 35mm and the Sony FE 70-200 GM ii, was able to comfortably track up to 2min if I had accurate allignment, and have been doing some 90 sec tracks on 70mm with my 70-200 and my Sony A7 iii, been handling well. I will be going on a 5 week road trip across the entire NZ later this year in December an throughout January, I'm going to try and push this tracker to its limit with my 70-200. taking some deep sky nebula shots for Focal blend composites.

Had it for a few weeks. Nice solid stuff of good quality (metal). Already made a few great shots of the Milky Way, with very accurate tracking. The laser alignment works well.

My first time using the MSM NOMAD was a little intimidating but I found it pretty easy to set-up. There are a few options that make it much easier to setup and use that I would highly recommend (iPhone attachment, micro alignment ball head, etc.).

Having recently ventured into astrophotography as a total newbie I decided to purchase the Nomad moveshootmove tracker.
I can only say that I am mighty impressed with it having used it a couple of times now. It is so easy and quick to set up on location and using the laser pointer is a doddle. My 1st few images have come out really sharp at 1min exposures.
I highly recommend this product.
purchased - NOMAD starter kit for Northern Hemisphere
Delivery - Within 2 weeks

Very nice “Z” camera mount, arrived quickly, heavy duty well constructed with duel bubble levels and easy adjustments and even setting circles, everything you want in a good study mount

I have tried 3 different wedges for my Seestar s50 pro and this one is by far the best! It is very well made and works flawlessly.

I'm a beginner amateur photographer, and the Nomad has really made it easier for me to take much better photos of the sky. I definitely recommend it, even to beginners

Best wedge for my seestar s50pro. Really solid , easy to use. Also the arca plate perfectly fit.

I've been looking for portable star tracker for quite some time now. And this August I finally made a decision to buy one. I'm still getting used to it, but first images are tack sharp at 150 seconds with 14-24 f2.8 lens. Very impressed so far.

I'm a beginner at astrophotography and started using the nomad star tracker and can't believe how much my images have improved. I also love how many experts out there received a nomad to test, review and teach.

I compared tracked vs non-tracked exposures and the difference is massive. Being able to shoot at lower ISO with clean blacks, pinpoint stars, and rich detail in the Milky Way makes the NOMAD tracker an essential tool for nightscapes.