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About AstroOcular

AstroOcular is a focused camera app for recording the Moon, planets, and observations through a telescope eyepiece. The app opens straight into the camera, avoids automatic lens switching by using physical rear cameras when available, and provides a visual guide to help center the iPhone on the eyepiece. Key features: - Photo and video capture through a telescope eyepiece - Physical rear lens selection - Automatic alignment guide and manual reticle fallback - Timer to reduce shake - Pro controls for zoom, focus, exposure, ISO, white balance, resolution, and FPS - Saves locally to the Photos library - No ads, analytics, purchases, or backend Video audio is off by default and microphone permission is requested only if you enable audio.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated July 14, 2026

New high-quality capture pipeline, Night mode, Moon and Planet presets, true manual controls, cancellable timer, focus assistance, and original media saving to Photos.

App privacy

The developer, Aron Scolaro, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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