AstroAid by iLanga, Inc.

AstroAid is an app for amateur astronomers that functions as an aid to visualizing what you will see through your telescope/camera lens when you use a particular eyepiece and, optionally, an optical aid (such as a Barlow lens). You can also pair a camera/imager with a telescope and determine what your camera/imager will see in its frame. This will be a big help for astro-imagers.

The app computes a number of parameters for your telescope/eyepiece/imager combination, such as magnification, actual field of view, visual magnitude limit, etc. and displays these values in tabular form.

Additionally, the application contains images of the 110 Messier objects and will show you what these objects would look like through the eyepiece (by suitably scaling the images).

Also available are the NGC, IC and Caldwell object catalogues. Images for these objects can be downloaded. All catalogues can be searched.

The app contains extensive lists of known vendor-supplied telescopes, camera lenses, eyepieces, imagers, and optical aids. You can also create your own custom entries if your equipment isn't listed (for example, if you made your own telescope).

- Various minor bug fixes
- Various improvements and changes to the GUI
- Can now select camera lenses as well as telescopes
- Can now select cameras/imagers as well as eyepieces
- Added NGC, IC and Caldwell catalogues
- Downloadable astro-images for all catalogue items
- Text search in catalogues
- Night vision mode