04-16-2015 03:09 PM
05-06-2015 03:00 PM
05-06-2015 03:03 PM
"KoningStoma" wrote:
Have you tried experimenting with something like night-mode from Stellarium? It turns everything red, so your eyes stay dark adjusted. I wonder if it would work with a screen that close to your eyes.
That way you could use an app like this to figure out how to point your telescope, while actually using your telescope at night. 🙂 That would be awesome.
05-06-2015 09:30 PM
05-07-2015 01:05 AM
"ccs" wrote:
edit: I sort of answered my own question about black smear. My solution is to just to post process my baked textures in photoshop with the levels tool to change min level to around 5-10, and fix camera clear color to be exactly the same dark gray. Works nicely and kills the smear. Still interested in what your solution might be in this space. 🙂
ccs
"KoningStoma" wrote:
Have you tried experimenting with something like night-mode from Stellarium? It turns everything red, so your eyes stay dark adjusted. I wonder if it would work with a screen that close to your eyes.
05-11-2015 08:22 AM
05-11-2015 09:06 AM
05-11-2015 09:19 AM
"ludotex" wrote:
One thing you might want to look into later on: I had problem focusing on the star at full magnification. My eyes would sometime cross to not double the star. Then again my eyes are pretty tired from the last night's of jamming (also I have a small ipd around 60mm).
05-11-2015 09:32 AM
05-11-2015 06:57 PM
"ludotex" wrote:
Ok i have tried again.
And i can focus if i really make an effort with my tired eyes.
I think one problem might be the grey circle that represent the lens of the telescope. It has a slight grey ramp on it. And this object is closer than the stars 50m away. I think my eyes have trouble focus because they are trying to focus on the grey banding as well. Maybe if it was pure grey or black and not have this ramp, it would be easier for me. Does it make sense?
05-11-2015 08:31 PM