I dismissed guiding errors as minor until a star trail ruined my Orion shot
I used to ignore small guiding corrections during my astrophotography sessions. After a four-hour exposure where drift turned stars into streaks, I've become meticulous with calibration. What's your tolerance for tracking inaccuracy before you reshoot?
Hearing about your star trail ruining the Orion shot hits home. I wasted a whole night on the Pleiades before I started halting exposures at even a pixel of drift.