Suggestion: ZWO implement horizontal calibration in planetary mode

Glabella

I am sure that ZWO is aware that on social media and other apps where people communicate about their experience, positive or negative with the Seestar that one thing which constantly is being brought up, that’s… people not able to find the moon easily, even for experienced users like myself, this out-of-the-box essentially is an issue however, I have found a way around it, which I would recommend send ZWO to at least consider what’s involved so my solution is always to go onto DSO and find the moon .. it’s 100% successful quickly find it right away … why not have that in planetary mode running in the background for the first time when it’s being used for that session. Besides, the probably gonna go into TSO eventually anyways, so why not let it get done on the first session, no matter what they’re looking at, of course when they were stars out… please review this for what it’s worth

Support@Seestar

Thank you for your suggestion. Please note that locating the Moon depends on sky conditions—if there are clouds or poor visibility, Seestar may not be able to perform plate-solving and thus cannot find the Moon automatically.
The Solar System mode relies on the compass and level to locate the Moon, which works for the majority of users. When the compass and level are properly calibrated, Solar System mode can find the Sun or Moon just as accurately as other modes on the first try.