Luminos
rating aligns with reviewsExperienced 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.
327 text reviews with textAvg 4.62 close to storeAvg 4.81, no faking. Reviews are detailed and professional: people plan astrophotography, point the device at the sky and track changes, with concrete criticism about the botched move of old purchases into a subscription.
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What users love
- Main planetarium program for planning astrophotography
- Depth and quality of information
- Point-device-at-sky tracking
- Regular updates
What users hate
- 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
Who it is for
Experienced amateur astronomers and astrophotographers who plan observations and shoot with a telescope
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