Compact, lightweight, and simple to operate, the NOMAD Star Tracker from Move Shoot Move allows cameras and smart telescopes to capture deep-sky images by countering the earth's rotation. The Nomad mounts on your tripod and is equipped with a mounting screw for a ball head holding your camera. Once properly aligned, the NOMAD will rotate your camera to match the rotation of the earth, capturing sharp images of stars, galaxies, constellations, and more.
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Key Features
- For Deep-Sky Camera Imaging
- 7.7 lb Payload
- Arca-Style Plate & 1/4"-20 Hole
- Threaded Ring for Camera/Ball Head
Compact, lightweight, and simple to operate, the NOMAD Star Tracker from Move Shoot Move allows cameras and smart telescopes to capture deep-sky images by countering the earth's rotation. The Nomad mounts on your tripod and is equipped with a mounting screw for a ball head holding your camera. Once properly aligned, the NOMAD will rotate your camera to match the rotation of the earth, capturing sharp images of stars, galaxies, constellations, and more.
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Move Shoot Move NOMAD Overview
Lightweight and Portable
Its compact size and included zippered carry pouch make it easy to pack the tracker to remote locations, far from big-city light pollution.
Arca-Style Base Mount
The built-in Arca-type bottom plate has dovetails on all four sides, so the tracker can be mounted facing any direction, and has a 1/4"-20 mounting hole as an alternative connection.
Power Supply
The NOMAD is powered by a built-in rechargeable 6.46 watt-hour battery, which charges from AC power via the included USB-C cable in two hours and will run the tracker for five hours. The tracker can also be recharged from a portable 5V power supply and can be used while charging. Orange and green LEDs indicate charging status.
Construction
Made of CNC-machined anodized aluminum, the tracker can support up to 7.7 pounds of gear, including camera and ball mount.
Move Shoot Move NOMAD Specs
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Move Shoot Move NOMAD Reviews
Simple, easy, and a great start
By Kyle
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-08-24
I got this because I wanted to start getting into astrophotography. But I really didn't want to dive in to a crazy expensive hobby at the higher price points. Finally had a clear night last night and went out front of my home near a major city. I was impressed. Combined with the laser for targeting Polaris and a mount for easy micro adjustments, I was ready to go. Got my first shots with 30 second exposures and nice clean stars. Can't wait to take this to a real dark sky area!
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