Using The Astrotracer Function - Pentax O-GPS1 Operating Manual

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Using the ASTROTRACER Function
When shooting
images
of
astronomical
objects
with long exposure
by using a
camera with
the
Shake Reduction function
,
the
ASTROTRACER
function
enables
you to
track them as
the Earth
rotates and
make them
look like stationary
points
of
light with no trails in the images.
1
Set the exposure mode and the focus
mode of the camera to Bulb and MF
(Manual focus), respectively.
Refer to the operating manual
of
the
camera.
2
Select [ASTROTRACER (Bulb)] from
[GPS]
in
the
[0
Rec. Mode] menu on
the camera.
16
Max.
Trace
Duration
~
Timed
Exposure
0
Exposure
Ti
me Prese
t
Pres
lee
Calibration
3
Select [Precise Calibration].
Hold
the
camera
firmly
and
rotate
the
camera 180
degrees or
more in
each
of
three directions
as shown below.
4
To set the exposure time using the
timer, tick the checkbox for [Timed
Exposure] and set the time in
[Exposure Time
Preset].
Set
the exposure time
(minute/second).
5
Select [Start Shooting].

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