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Sinon, suivez les instructions ci-dessous pour utiliser Celestron Origin sur PC:

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After you complete an image, Origin stores it in the app’s Image Gallery and your device’s camera roll.  You can view detailed information on every object in the Origin app’s database by pressing the Info button.  To retrieve images, select the completed schedule and download the images to your Image Gallery and your device’s camera roll.  After tapping the Share button, you can customize your image by adjusting settings like exposure, name, date, object, logo, and crop.  Simply add the desired objects to a schedule and tap “Run Schedule Now.” Origin will start with the first object and continue through your list.  A Picture-in-Picture (PIP) in the lower-left corner of the Planetarium View shows a live feed from Origin’s camera.  When you’re finished, tap “End Imaging” to save the final stacked master to the Image Gallery and your device’s camera roll.  The Celestron Origin Powered by the SkySafari™ app, developed in partnership with Simulation Curriculum, features a user-friendly planetarium interface that makes it easy to navigate the sky and control the system.  To point Origin to your chosen object, tap the crosshairs icon or use the “Center Object” option in the Object Info bar.  Tapping the PIP screen shows the full Camera View, which displays the same view but fills the entire screen.  For a more interactive experience, tap the compass icon to enter Compass mode, which uses your smartphone’s accelerometer and gyro to match the onscreen view to the sky overhead.  With Origin, you can cast the live feed to your smart TV and save and share your completed astroimages.  The Camera View displays a live feed from Origin’s camera.  Multiple people can connect to Origin via the app and stream the view with their own devices.  Origin can capture images automatically during a scheduled imaging session without any input from you (even while you sleep!).  In the Planetarium View, objects highlighted with orange circles are the best targets.  Origin automatically stacks and processes each exposure using its built-in AI algorithms.  The images you capture with Origin look better than what you’d see in a much larger telescope under much darker skies.  In the app’s Planetarium View, navigate the sky by swiping or pinching the screen.  Once you’ve selected a target, Origin locates it and begins capturing data.  (The best ones are highlighted.) Or try the Tonight’s Best list, which displays all the most impressive celestial objects you can see right now.  You can access the Image Gallery anytime by tapping the Gallery button.  When you’re ready to share, press the Share icon to share via various apps or directly to social media.  Celestron Origin redefines stargazing and astroimaging for a new generation.  You can also search for objects by name or designation with the Search icon.  Simply hold your device up to the sky using Compass mode and tap on any object you want to see.  Here, you can start imaging sessions or adjust camera settings.  Use the Tonight icon to see a list of the best currently visible objects.  This processing doesn’t add new data to your image but rather brings out the best in your data and reduces noise.  You can also listen to audio presentations for over 200 of the most popular celestial objects.  Tap an object to select it and display its name.