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When I started astrophotography four years ago in high school, I used DSLR 760 D. It was convenient as it can be used daily, but the quality of astronomical photos was not so good. Since using ZWO’s CMOS camera, I’ve been able to take astronomical photos of the quality I wanted to take. When I

[This review was written by @davidparks (Cloudy Night) and we got the authorization to share it onto the ZWO website. We’d like to thank David for his great work and kindness very much!] The vixen dovetail that comes with the ASIAIR Pro can be mounted on the side, or either horizontally or vertically on the

  What’s ASIStudio? ASIStudio is an astronomy software package developed by ZWO, which currently including ASICap, ASIImg and ASILive. ASICap——specialized in planetary imaging, with an earlier release date, has experienced multiple iterations and gains a lot of popularity. ASIImg —— specialized in DSO imaging for desktop platform, is a great attempt to create a software

With great enthusiasm I received my ZWO ASI2600MC  Pro and had a clear night to try it out. Technical Aspects: When I started in astrophotography almost 5 years ago, my first camera was a modified DSLR 450D. I had a lot of fun at the time, but I cannot deny that my leap in quality in

Back to July 2018, the first-generation ASIAIR was released. About one year later, the second generation, ASIAIR PRO was released. As so many people are curious about the differences between these two models, here we list 10 most important changes in ASIAIR PRO that may help you have a better understanding on this little box. 1.

Introduction ZWO have been synonymous with creating high quality, yet affordable cameras, since their entry into the astro imaging world in 2011. Since then ZWO have taken the market by storm with their renown red anodised CMOS cameras and there will not be many in astrophotography who either don’t own a ZWO product, or, are

It is the season when the cold air is raging, while my ASI071MC was returned for maintenance, I am honored to get an invitation from ZWO to test the latest one-inch color cooled camera. What is ASI533MC-PRO? The core of a camera is the sensor and the one used on ASI533MC-PRO is Sony IMX533 sensor.

What software should you use to image the planets? If you are a user of ASI cameras, then you are lucky, today we will show you the automatic shooting planet function of ASICAP, the original shooting software of ASI camera. The auto guiding and plan shooting function in ASICAP is very easy to use! Look at the

When it comes to astrophotography, we might well have an image in our mind of a complex mount and telescope, plus computers, cameras and a whole lot more all connected by a great mass of cables. You may well also then think of the challenges of making all this work together while under cold, dark

The ASI174MM is an excellent choice for planetary imaging and follows in the footsteps of our legendary planet camera, the ASI120. From its inception to the present day, it remains a highly respected and sought after professional-grade planetary imaging camera.   What Makes the ASI174MM the Perfect Choice for Solar Imaging?   1. Larger sensor

ASCOM Installation The latest version of ASICAP has native support for the EAF. Other software packages will require the use of an ASCOM driver. EAF ASCOM drivers can be found on the ZWO website: https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/software-drivers Download and install support for EAF, then launch the EAF dashboard from within your astronomy software.   Introduction of ASCOM

1. Wireless focus control You are free to control EAF on your phone with the help of ASIAIR now. 2. Plug and play As an HID USB device, EAF can be directly used and works well with ASICAP or ASIAIR, while it does not need any diver software installed. Note: You’ll need to install ASCOM driver