Question on lunar eclipse

Brille

I have a question in connection with the partial lunar eclipse at the end of March. Is the Seestar S50 capable of automatically centering and keeping the moon in focus during the entire course of the eclipse? Can I create a timelapse video of the eclipse at the same time? What is the best way to do this?

Support@Seestar

Since Seestar has a Go-To tracking function, it can still track the Moon during the lunar eclipse. However, there may be slight drift, so manual adjustments are required.
How to Keep the Moon Centered During a Partial Lunar Eclipse?
Enable Tracking Mode: Seestar S50’s Go-To system can track the Moon, but due to the Moon’s relatively fast motion, long-exposure imaging may result in drift. It is recommended to manually adjust the alignment periodically to keep the Moon centered in the frame.
Make Manual Adjustments Regularly: If you notice the Moon shifting out of the field of view, you can use the Seestar App to manually recalibrate the target.
Adjust the Field of View Accordingly: To reduce the frequency of adjustments, you can choose a wider field of view, ensuring that even if the Moon drifts slightly, it remains within the frame.
Timelapse Photography Method for a Solar Eclipse
Install a Solar Filter (Important): This prevents direct sunlight from damaging the Seestar sensor.
Use Timed Capture: Similar to lunar eclipse photography, take a photo every 30 seconds to 2 minutes to record the entire solar eclipse process.
Manual Adjustment: If the Sun gradually drifts out of the frame, manually readjust the alignment.