Last Updated by GerSpatial on 2025-06-10
1. A set of three numbers (representing the collimation screws) is shown around the outermost circle, and the rotational position of these (while remaining equally spaced from each other) can be simply adjusted.
2. Adjustments are made to the optical elements by adjusting screws, typically 3 of them, to bring various parts of this out-of-focus image into perfect concentricity.
3. Collimating an astronomical telescope usually includes a step where an image of a star is viewed, or imaged by a camera, out of focus.
4. The size of the window can be adjusted as required, and so can the size, and relative sizes, of the circles (via the Setup menu).
5. Collimation Aid is a simple app whose only purpose is to display three concentric circles on a transparent window.
6. Finally, Collimation Aid provides a pair of orthogonal, centred grid lines to aid in centring the pattern on the image.
7. This window can be overlaid on an image, particularly an image from a camera attached to a telescope.
8. The colour (and so brightness) of the circles can also be adjusted in the same way.
9. This can be tricky as, although the eye is quite good at detecting lack of concentricity, it’s not infallible.
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Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
Install Collimation Aid app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
Download a Compatible APK for PC
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exactly what I was looking for…PLEASE update to 64bit