Seestar Declination Drift Causing High Frames Rejection Rates

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The video explores why the Seestar S50 experiences declination drift during imaging—a tracking misalignment that causes the telescope to slowly shift vertically, resulting in rejected frames during live stacking. Curtis provides diagnostic steps to identify drift and offers calibration techniques to realign the declination axis, improving stacking efficiency and image quality on faint deep-sky objects.