I've looked through everywhere and can't seem to find out how to turn it off. I only found dithering mentioned in one location in the guiding setup where it ask for the number of pixels to move. I set that to "0" thinking that would do it but it did nothing.
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Can I turn off Dithering? (RESOLVED)
E.S. 127mm ED, SV70T, Celestron CGX, ZWO ASI1600mm w/ Baader LRGB Ha OIII SII filters, Orion 50mm guide scope with S.S.A.G.
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you can in automatic observation and manual observation as well. It is dithering during manual or automatic observation?
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E.S. 127mm ED, SV70T, Celestron CGX, ZWO ASI1600mm w/ Baader LRGB Ha OIII SII filters, Orion 50mm guide scope with S.S.A.G.
“The brain is like a muscle. When it is in use we feel very good. Understanding is joyous.” - Carl Sagan
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Hamza Touhami
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I imaged comet P46 last night from Chile and unchecking the dithering checkbox from the manual sequence windows will not dither. See the attached image
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