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how-to-add-camera-lenses-to-starrynight

Dwormuth

August 27, 2014 00:25

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I have a Canon Rebel T3i, I want to show FOV with Starry Night Pro 6. Seems like I need to create a "telescope" for each of the lens focal lengths. Can you give me an example of the telescope I should create for my F1.8 50mm lens? How about the 255mm lens at f5?

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  kyle tores March 06, 2015 23:39

  http://www.findmyicloudid.com/factory-unlock-icloud-activation-lock-on-any-carrier/ thanks work this for me.

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  K April 20, 2020 14:10

  Hi

  URL no longer works, do you have any similar working examples please?

  Thanks

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  K April 20, 2020 14:42

  Right I think I have worked it out, I will ad some examples later.

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  K April 20, 2020 15:16

  So initially and providing I have done this correctly, I selected camera profiles to add to my equipment and then created a telescope profile for some of my lens and added those also to my equipment.

  Crop camera 24mm and Full Frame 35mm, my actual cameras are Nikon 3300(DX) and D800(FF), but I took the matching profiles from existing cameras.

  I then created the telescope(lens) profiles for a few lens. 

  Working example below based on the 24-120mm lens(I set the profile to be fixed at 120mm).

  If I change camera profiles between the FF and DX, the FOV does change for a given lens.

   

  

   

  

   

  

   

  

   

   

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  Jnelson1078 August 07, 2024 18:48

  On a DLSR, is the aperture always 35mm?

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  K August 07, 2024 20:13

  Depends if it’s full frame or crop sensor, read that part above.