Celestron Origin’s Mosaic Mode brings wide-field astrophotography to the biggest smart telescope

A New Era for Smart Telescopes

The Celestron Origin Intelligent Home Observatory can fit almost any target galaxy or nebula into its field of view in a single shot. However, there remains a short list of large deep-sky objects that exceed the limits of a single exposure.

Mosaic Mode for Andromeda and Wide Targets

For instance, the Andromeda Galaxy (M31), the nearest major galaxy to our own and a popular target for stargazers, stretches about 3 degrees across the sky. The new Mosaic Mode enables the telescope to seamlessly stitch multiple frames together to capture wide-field targets in full detail.

Advancing Amateur Astrophotography

The addition of Mosaic Mode expands the capabilities of smart telescopes for imaging expansive nebulae and large galaxies. This feature allows amateur astronomers to photograph wide-field deep-space targets without missing outer details.