Not the best stitch job, but didn't work it too much since I didn't get wide enough, should have done a six pano stitch instead of three to get the top of the MW
[Bright Monitoring] will be automatically canceled in the following situations.
When the camera is turned off.
When the shooting mode is changed from P/A/S/M to a mode that is not P/A/S/M. When the focus mode is set to other than manual focus.
I think by cancelled they mean if you switch from MF when it's already on. If you try to use it when in AF it displays the incompatible statement.
BTW I don't usually remember to use it when shooting astro, as you commented and asked above, 2x mag is quite sufficient for me to focus though I do usually try to find Venus.
Not the best stitch job, but didn't work it too much since I didn't get wide enough, should have done a six pano stitch instead of three to get the top of the MW
[Bright Monitoring] will be automatically canceled in the following situations.
When the camera is turned off.
When the shooting mode is changed from P/A/S/M to a mode that is not P/A/S/M. When the focus mode is set to other than manual focus.
I think by cancelled they mean if you switch from MF when it's already on. If you try to use it when in AF it displays the incompatible statement.
BTW I don't usually remember to use it when shooting astro, as you commented and asked above, 2x mag is quite sufficient for me to focus though I do usually try to find Venus....Show more →
Thank you very much for looking into that, Mike! The Bright Monitoring option on the A7c R is more finicky to setup and operate than on the A7r VI. At this point, I am more inclined to just rely on a single and better camera for that purpose 😎.
Not the best stitch job, but didn't work it too much since I didn't get wide enough, should have done a six pano stitch instead of three to get the top of the MW
[Bright Monitoring] will be automatically canceled in the following situations.
When the camera is turned off.
When the shooting mode is changed from P/A/S/M to a mode that is not P/A/S/M. When the focus mode is set to other than manual focus.
I think by cancelled they mean if you switch from MF when it's already on. If you try to use it when in AF it displays the incompatible statement.
BTW I don't usually remember to use it when shooting astro, as you commented and asked above, 2x mag is quite sufficient for me to focus though I do usually try to find Venus.Thank you very much for looking into that, Mike! The Bright Monitoring option on the A7c R is more finicky to setup and operate than on the A7r VI. At this point, I am more inclined to just rely on a single and better camera for that purpose 😎.
I wonder why they are different? More AF capability in the A7R6? If so then little likelihood that the A7CR might match it with a firmware update.
Bright monitoring on the A7RVI still works with the magnifier and if the intervalometer is set to "on" unlike the A7RIII that I have. I have seen reports that the A7RVI can sometimes auto focus on bright stars. Is that the case?
The Olympus starry sky AF is spot on 95% of the time and "Live Time" very useful for foregrounds at night as can watch the histogram accumulate. These features are wonderful--downside is the sensor is 1/4 the area.