- 68 of 100 · reviews
- 4.8of 5 · store
- 1,079ratings on the App Store
- 327reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
Experienced hobbyists and astrophotographers keep it as their main planetarium program for planning and observing, valuing the depth and quality of information and the point-device-at-sky tracking. It breaks because the shift to a subscription pulled features long-time buyers already paid for, updates wiped telescope settings and connection points, and one update broke the point-at-sky tracking.
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What people use it for
Experienced amateur astronomers and astrophotographers who plan observations and shoot with a telescope
What reviews praise
Main planetarium program for planning astrophotography, depth and quality of information, point-device-at-sky tracking, regular updates
What reviews complain about
The shift to subscription pulled already-paid features, updates wiped telescope settings and connection points, broke the point-at-sky tracking, confusing interface and lacking instructions
Mentioned for these jobs
- Plan an evening at the telescope, find the right deep-sky object, and slew the scope to it straight from the appTelescope owners
- Figure out whether the sky will be clear tonight at a specific spot, so they can decide whether to set up the telescope and camera or not waste the nightAstrophotographers and night planners
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