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Color sliders [ not available for the Black and White model] . Experiment with these sliders to change to
change the image color.
Sharp [not available for the Black and White model or DSI III] provides a sharper image, but the colors are
less saturated.
Soft [not available for the Black and White model or DSI III] provides more saturated colors.
Daylight [not available for the Black and White model] provides a brighter image. Note that this may also be
used for deep sky images. Experiment with this setting using the Preview Control (7).
Reset [not available for the Black and White model] sets of the color sliders to midrange. This might be
helpful if you wish to perform color correction in another image processing program, such as Adobe Photoshop.
Long Exposure check box. Check this box to set a long exposure. If your telescope is only crudely aligned, set a
value of no more than 15 seconds (this is a good starting value for any telescope to use) in the spin box to the
left of this check box.
How to take a long exposure:
Turn off mono and click “Preview.”
A countdown displays and the live check is turned off.
An image displays.
You can now use the color balance [not available for the Black and White model] , focus, contrast, shadow
enhance and auto contrast to adjust and manipulate the image.
Once you have the preview sets the way you want your image, click on Start (14) and an image will be
composited using your Long Exposure settings.
Live check box. Check this box to set your live settings and focus. Check the Mono box [not available for the
Black and White model] and set the spin box to the left of this check box to 1 sec. You will now have an
image that you can easily focus using the Magic Eye focus controls (see Magic Eye Focus, page 25).
Automatic Adjustment Controls 2
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