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Thanks, BF. All as I thought and expected.

I hope to refresh this thread a little. Need verification and comments on my observation with Stellarium. I took some screenshots shown below and tried to figure out if the application of camera view on Stellarium matches the live field view without doing it on the field. First SS (screenshot)...

Farewell, geese Some residents (Hawk, Owl, etc.) were missing... until next time when stuck in Lodi again!

Woodduck in Pig Lake

Another resident in the woods

Visitors (or intruders?) Paddler Floater Rolling on the lake

More ducks

Congratulations to Needa!!! Great damage is done!

Reptiles

Resident in Lodi Lake: Pied-billed Grebe

Welcome, bibber. Love to see your Falls photos.

Resident in the woods Mind you This guy must have had some wild fun in the river... time to refuel

Okay, it's the trick of the old Stellarium version. After deleting the old log file, everything went well.

I tried many ways to change camera (sensor) and telescope (lens) without success. I am surprised because I am using a pretty new Mac system and have installed the latest version of Stellarium. The Stellarium is still crippled! What can you say?

Some people call it blue heron. See here

Thanks, BF. I see after unchecking the H-flip, V-flip, and EQ mount, a horizontal FOV was shown. To clarify my Q2: I reckon that the first view when Stellarium is open shows the scene that is eye-viewed from my place (on Earth). When the sensor frame is on, the scene becomes (zoomed in) camera...

Welcome! Love to see the pictures you took after watching the night sky.

Did you happen to have some shots at the Francis Crick Institute at 1 Midland Road London NW1 1AT? Thanks for sharing.