Easily track the stars, moon, and sun
The stars, the moon, and the sun seem to move at the same speed, but in reality they move at slightly different speeds. The nano tracker has sidereal time tracking, moon tracking, and sun tracking modes, so you can choose the mode that best suits your shooting target. For example, select "Sidereal Time Tracking Mode" when shooting the Milky Way in the sky, "Moon Tracking Mode" when shooting the moon, and "Sun Tracking Mode" when shooting a solar eclipse.
0.5x speed mode convenient for Nightscape photography
Recently, "Nightscape Astrophotography", which takes pictures of the starry sky and the scenery on the ground together, has become popular. You can shoot in normal tracking mode, but the scenery on the ground will be blurred. The nano tracker is equipped with a 0.5x speed mode that tracks at half the normal tracking speed, and by halving the amount of blurring of the landscape on the ground, it is possible to take more natural nightscape photographs.
Easy setting
The Nano Tracker has a small "Pole Star Peephole", and you can adjust the orientation of the New Nano Tracker so that you can see the North Star in the center of the hole, and the setting is complete.
Even beginners can easily set it up. The New Nano Tracker is designed to be used with wide-angle lenses. Exposures of 2 to 3 minutes can be attained.
Lightweight and compact
Weighing in at a whopping 400g it is large enough to fit in one hand, so you can easily bring it with you when climbing a mountain or traveling abroad.
The nano tracker can also be used in the Southern Hemisphere.
