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Originally Posted by 04Stefan07
- Aperture was on 00 (I tried changing it by what the manual said but it didn't change, anyone know why?)
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Yes, because you weren't connected up to a camera lens, you were at prime focus of the telescope (Nexstar 130, right?), so you can't change aperture.
My advice; if you're shooting the moon, ISO 100 or 200 and if shooting jpgs, use daytime/sunny day white balance.
To get focus right (using 350D no live view), slew over to a medium bright star and focus that through viewfinder, then don't touch focuser again, should be very close to focus.
Just practice and play around with different shutter speeds.
Regards
Andrew