What is the actual FL of the scope? What power focal reducer are you using? I can't figure out what is happening without more information. Do I have something setup incorrectly? I have attached a screenshot from my phone that shows the FOV. So, it seems like SkySafari is overestimating my FOV. However, in SkySafari, that FOV is almost doubled and it seems to be showing that I should be seeing much more of the sky in my scope's FOV. For example: I'm using a focal reducer on my 8' scope so on the 'equipment settings' screen, I set the scope aperture for 203.3mm and the FL to 1280mm which equates to about 1.27 degrees (please let me know if this is not correct!) When I look at an object like the Double Cluster through my scope, both clusters BARELY fit into the actual FOV. However, when I then zoom in on an object, the circle on the screen seems much bigger than the actual FOV I see when I look through the scope and I'm not sure why this is. I set the FOV to display the 24mm, 68 degree eyepiece. I have correctly entered my scope's aperture/focal length into the 'Equipment' screen as well as my eyepieces. I'm using it to control my Evolution scope via WIFI.

I have SkySafari Plus, v4.4.7 installed on my Android phone.

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