Staffa Smartphone per Allineamento Polare
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🇺🇸 US warehouse, for our US users, parcel usually arrives in 1-7 days.
🇪🇺 EU warehouse, for most EU countries, parcel usually arrives in 1-7 days.
🇦🇺 AU warehouse, for our Australia and New Zealand users, parcel usually arrives around 1-7 days.
🇨🇳 CN warehouse, for all countries, parcel arrives in 4-7 or 8-20 days, please check below for details.
Ciao amici,
Grazie a Mr.Steven che ha continuato a insisterci su, e a Stephen Dyer che ha ideato questa staffa lo scorso anno.
Finalmente è pronta!
Se ti trovi nell'emisfero australe, questo supporto per telefono è da avere assolutamente.
Non esitate a contattarci in qualsiasi momento, per qualsiasi domanda.
Saluti,
John
Perché ne ho bisogno?
In realtà ci sono molti casi in cui puntatori laser o cannocchiali polari non sono possibili sul campo, quindi l'allineamento polare con le app del telefono è abbastanza conveniente ed è per questo che è necessario un supporto per smartphone.
Ecco alcune situazioni comuni in cui vorresti usarlo:
● in paesi come l'Australia e la Svizzera dove i puntatori laser sono per lo più vietati
● quando edifici, montagne, ecc. Bloccano la visione della Stella Polare
● in luoghi come aeroporti e osservatori dove i puntatori laser non sono ammessi
Per l'allineamento polare con smartphones, il supporto che avrai a disposizione è regolabile, facile da usare e leggero, con la parte del supporto del telefono libera di ruotare.
● libero di ruotare la parte del supporto del telefono
● impugnatura estensibile che consente di regolare la parte del supporto del telefono in base alle sue dimensioni
● imbottitura morbida per tenere saldamente il dispositivo
● adatto sia per viti da 3/8 "-16 e 1/4" -20
Specifiche:
Ampia compatibilità: 62 mm-90 mm, 4,5 "-7,3"
Carico massimo: 2 kg
Peso articolo: 0,352 libbre (0,16 kg)
Materiale: lega di alluminio
Come eseguire l'allineamento polare con i telefoni?
1.Imposta bene il tuo Rotator e la fotocamera.
2.Montare il supporto del telefono sul MSM Rotator.
3.Apri un'app del planetario e vai alla sua funzione AR, cerca il Polo Nord / Sud (dipende dall'emisfero in cui ti trovi) con l'app.
4.Regola il gesto della configurazione finché il telefono non è allineato con Polar sull'app.
Ecco fatto, pronto a scattare!
Come montarlo?
1.Utilizzare una vite da 3/8 "o 1/4" per montare il supporto del telefono sul rotator, il lato con una livella a bolla.
2.Montare il telefono sul supporto del telefono e bloccarlo bene controllando le manopole.
3.Allinea il bordo del telefono con il bordo del Rotator.
4.Bloccare la posizione ruotando la manopola sul retro.
Customer Reviews
Very nice and solid, however, aligning it parallel/perpendicular to the MSM is quite difficult if not impossible.
Polar Alignement with the laser pointer has been something of a challenge due to a visual impairment so I had basically given up on getting decent pictures that matched my imagination. The phone holder has fixed that for sure, even if getting the position for PhotoPils to work properly is a bit fiddly.
If I was being picky I would have preferred just the two phone positions, end on and “flat” to North since these are the only two alignments that really make sense with the apps, but that is a very minor quibble.
Special shout out to Hanna from Customer Support who was very patient with keeping me up to date on expected shipping.
I'm probably in the minority here as I don't currently own a MSM start tracker rotator. A very nice Fornax tracker was gifted to me and I've had problems aligning.it with the polarscope provided. I made a crude device to use my phone with it and it worked reasonably well, but was bulky. When I saw MSM's phone mount alignment tool advertised I decided to take a chance and buy it but thought it would need modifications to use on my non-MSM rotator, but as it turned out, it works like a champ. I also ordered a head torch and a couple of lens warmers that look nice, but I haven't used them yet (It's been really cold out here in Wyoming). I did have a few problems with the shipping as I received a shipment order that tracked the package as far as Salt Lake City and there it sat for a number of weeks so I contacted MSM and received a nice reply from Hanna who then tried to help locate and get the package moving. Unfortunately, the package was lost, but through Hanna, MSM promptly packaged and sent a duplicate order which arrived in good condition. I appreciate the service provided. I would recommend Move-Shoot-Move.
I've found the phone Mount easy to use and extremely helpful. It exceeds my expectations.
I bought this as a gift for a friend. Very compact and solid indeed. I did test it before giving it to my friend. I really liked the cellphone attachment. With the Photo Pils app, I was able to quickly polar align without having to have Polaris in view.
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This is a great entry-level star tracker that even experienced users will enjoy having, because it's small enough you can take it with you when you wouldn't consider a larger alternative. It performs well, although it takes some practice to set it up correctly and to polar align it. Highly recommended for people new to astrophotography who want to try star tracking.
Phone Mount for Polar Alignment & Milkyway Photography
It it weren't for 'autofocus' and LED screen magnification, my photography hobby/career would be in real trouble. I'm not blind, but I have visual impairment due to macular degeneration and viewing things through a view finder or telescope is challenging. Now, thanks to iPhone polar alignment with PhotoPills, I can actually do some astrophotography of the Milky Way. Using the bracket to attach my iPhone to the MoveShootMove rotator, I can polar align on the phone screen, even if I can't see Polaris due to clouds, trees, houses, mountains, or bad eyes.
On three different attempts I've been able to get good enough polar alignment to shoot using a 20mm lens with exposures of 1-2 minutes to get nice pinpoint stars. I have not tried longer lenses yet or longer exposure times, so I can't speak to ultimate limitations, but for me, it's been wonderful.
I actually bought the polarscope and laser pointer along with the iPhone bracket so I have all the options, but it's possible I'll never even bother with those other two methods, at least not for Milky Way and big sky photography.
Muy buena la compra, me sorprendió los buenos resultados que he obtenido con la MSM. Totalmente recomendable
So I have spent ages faffing around with the laser, trying to get it calibrated properly only to find on the cold winter nights it's deader than tank tops before I've been able to finish setting up. 'Try the polarscope' I thought, only to find that it isn't that easy to find Polaris under a Bortle 7 sky, and it's awkward to peer through, although the right-angled attachment makes this easier - but if you have trees or buildings in the way it becomes impossible. Step forward the mobile phone holder - it's easy to ensure it's parallel with the MSM, and with an AI app like Photopills the alignment is really straightforward, even if Polaris cannot be seen. I watched some of the videos on YouTube and was set up within a few minutes. It's also great for finding the various celestial targets - again with Photopills (other AI apps are available!!!). The holder is well-constructed and very easy to attach parallel to the MSM, and if you're in the southern hemisphere the phone holder is utterly essential.
I'm now just debating whether to give the MAK telescope a go...