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By Rumen G.Bogdanovski, Software engineer, PhD in Astrophysics and astrophotographer Introduction I am an astrophysicist, software developer, and astrophotographer. My passion for astronomy dates back to my earliest memories. One of my fondest recollections is watching Carl Sagan’s Cosmos with my father on a black-and-white TV. I understood next to nothing and I asked many

The South Pole stands as one of Earth’s most enigmatic realms, where mesmerizing auroras dance across the sky, vast expanses of icy terrain stretch as far as the eye can see, and the sun’s glow blankets the horizon for months on end. As the Chinese New Year approaches, I wish to extend my gratitude to

Directly integrates the star guide camera on the side of the main camera. Truly realizing one camera with two sensors. Reduced the weight of the whole set of equipment, dedicated to providing convenience for astronomy enthusiasts. Choose ASI2600MC DUO to make more people love astrophotography!

The AM3, a recent addition to the ZWO ASI mount series, features a small size but packs a punch, sure to impress. As a product expert, the AM3 is part of the ZWO ASI mount family that you must have in your collection of astronomy tools. It provides incredible value with a slightly smaller design

The ASI662MC and ASI462MC are both entry-level planetary cameras from ZWO that can meet the needs of beginner astrophotographers. They are cameras that you can easily use even if you don’t do too much research. In fact, the ASI462MC has been discontinued and replaced by the upgraded ASI662MC, and the performance improvement is definitely worth the money. First, compare these two cameras side by side to see the differences. The

If you happen to know the ASIStudio, the astrophotography software platform developed by ZWO, then you might know that it just released a new version some days ago. The new version 1.8 brings a new software – ASIMeteorCap for meteor detection and imaging. With this new tool, you can easily capture the meteor without worrying about

Recently, a major discovery by an international team of amateur astronomers and scientists has become a huge online hit, and this new discovery is just located in one of the most studied celestial bodies: the M31 Andromeda galaxy. The team started this research in August 2022. People generally do not use narrow-band filters when photographing

By: Rouzbeh Bidshahri Large aperture reflectors with long focal lengths can be great for imaging small objects. Many SCTs, RCs, IDKs, and CDKs have focal lengths greater than 2000mm, but they do require guide cameras for autoguiding most of the time. ZWO recently introduced a planetary camera, the ASI432MM, that seemed to me like an interesting

Let’s talk about the new release of the ASIAIR software and run through some of its new features today. As you may have noticed, version 2.0 is a really big update. Not only the interface design changed, also new features such as community and DSO & planetary stacking were also added to this version. Now

—— Wrote by Yixing Zhang, translated by ZWO team. In 2022, ZWO released a new monochrome planetary camera, ASI432MM. It features the global shutter and especially suitable for solar imaging, as ZWO stated in the product description. Yet somehow it seems that solar imaging is not that popular compared to other sorts of astrophotography, such