Here is the link from their site about the fixes and enhancements. This information came from Brenda Shaw on the Yahoo group, StarryNight.
STARRY NIGHT PRO PLUS 6.2 UPDATE
You can find your update on their support page just pick your product. The actual listed value of 267° PA/206" (3'26") sep closely matches the measure to the blue secondary. Hi all, Just a post to say Starry Night has released an update from 6.2.3 to 6.3.3. The tertiary (if that's what it is) is orange (PA 160°, Sep. The secondary is deep blue (PA 265°, Sep.
STARRY NIGHT PRO PLUS 6.2 PRO
Enthusiast 6 (Features) Should I buy CSAP or Enthusiast The Complete Space and Astronomy Quick Start Guide Starry Night V6 Program Comparison Chart Pro Plus 6 & Pro 6 vs. October 9, 2006: To help provide a consistent style for my double star sketches, the above sketch is a digital update to the original sketch. Starry Night V6 Features Exclusive To Pro Plus New features & data in 6.2.0 + program comparison chart Pro Plus 6 & Pro 6 vs. The Washington Visual Double Star Catalog, 1996.0 (Worley+, 1996) Catalogue of Stellar Spectral Classifications (Skiff, 2007) Visual Double Stars in Hipparcos (Dommanget+, 2000) Starry Night Pro Plus 5.8 Orion XT8 Dobsonian (203 mm dia./1200 mm F/L)ġ2 mm Meade Astrometric + 2X Barlow (200X) Be sure to look it up with binoculars or a low power eyepiece when Capricornus makes its way into a more agreeable time slot later this summer. It's very wide and definitely appears best at low power. Starry Night Pro Plus 6.0 is my first astronomy computer program and I have to say it is amazing. I'm convinced that getting up at 4 in the morning is unhealthy, but the strikingly beautiful color in this double made up for it. You can also define the maximum star magnitude to be displayed based on the visibility conditions of your location. The corrected PA and separation can be seen in the illustration above, and the info in the table below. The software will highlight and label any object you want to find and provides significantly more detail than any star chart. So I headed out early this morning for another look and put the astrometric eyepiece on it. Whenever the alignment of the double is very close to north, south, east or west, any slop in position angle becomes pretty obvious. Before submitting the sketch of this double for an upcoming observing article, I noticed an obvious error in the orientation of the entire field.
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