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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Could I put this on a Micro 4/3rds camera w/Flip out OLED display (and telephoto lens)??

A: The Celestron EclipSmart Universal Solar Filter for Optics 75mm to 100mm, is technically too big a filter for most Micro Four Thirds camera lenses. If you had a lens that was as big as 62mm- 72mm filter mount , you could use the Celestron EclipSmart Universal Solar Filter for Optics 75mm to 100mm.You may need to use some gaffers tape to keep it in place.

Q: 2. I did a search on the Tangent website in their applications search for "Photoshop" and got nothing. I suspect this means I can't use this surface for color correcting in Photoshop?

A: Unfortunately, the Tangent 2 does not support Photoshop.

Q: 3. Is this camera able to take still photos? Thanks

A: This is a video only device. Images are shot at a desired frame rate and with the included software, multiple frames are combined to create a properly exposed and fully detailed singular image.

Q: 4. would it work as a fastar imager?

A: The Celestron NexImage 10 Solar System Color Eyepiece Imager will work as one of the fastest imagers.

Q: 5. In the first version of the wave, the balls do not fall out. Is it the same with the wave 2? Or do your balls fall out like the ripple/elements?

A: Not only do they fall out, they roll across the floor.

Q: 6. does this make any noise? fan noise? I'm think about mounting this in my sound studio.

A: Bit late to the party, but in the hopes this may help someone: Yes, it makes noise. There is a constant hum, not just when on battery power, and noticeable vibration, kind of like touching a speaker. I would not recommend this for a quiet location.

Q: 7. How long of a cable could you put on the imager? (max distance from imager to computer)

A: The Imager comes with a 10' USB 3.0 Cable. I would say that would be the maximum, since that's what the Manufacturer includes.

Q: 8. Can the Wave 2 have one rotary knob that works with the "active/focused" Effect/FX in Adobe Pr so that as I switch from FX to FX that single Wave 2 rotary/knob will adjust the values on the currently selected FX?

A: The Tangent Wave2 Panel allows customization of the knobs using the Tangent Hub and Mapper software.

Q: 9. How much detail can you get with a decent 8" SCT (mine's a Celestron EdgeHD)? Could I hope to make out Jupiter's red spot, for instance? (My eyepiece projection attempts with my DSLR and an 8mm eyepiece give me the main bands, but no luck making out the red spot)

A: The Celestron NexImage 10 Solar System Color Eyepiece Imager (1.25") will give you no magnification at all, your telescope's Focal Length, is all you will get.

Q: 10. Would this also work for deep space objects? It's tailored for planets, moon, and solar, but how would it work for, say, the Orion nebula? Whirlpool galaxy? Other?

A: The Celestron NexImage 10 is not sensitive enough to capture deep space objects. This is why it is only recommended for solar system use.