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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
Photographing deep space objects is a very fulfilling activity, also a very hard technical challenge. The high requirements troubled so many newcomers before. But as the launch of ASIAIR, everything changed! Deep space photography is fun and easy now! Traditional deep space photography equipment: There are so many cables between equipment and laptop. You have nowhere to place the laptop unless
As we may know before, ZWO ASI071MC Pro was made with the Legendary Sony CMOS chip IMX071. It fits telescopes of all sizes and does not have many requirements for flatteners. The perfect performance in dark field with extremely low amp glow makes it an excellent camera for long exposures. Since we already have a
Thinking Plantetary Photography? Think ASI224MC! Since it’s creation in 2011, the ASI120 has been a favorite for amateurs to image our solar system. By 2014, the ASI120 became the standard camera for planetary photography. To offer some variety, we released the ASI174, while being an amazing camera, it has different uses from the
Images by D. Peach and S. Voltmer. Movie compiled by S. Voltmer.
ASI120MM/MC camera, as a famous product of ZWO company, is an epoch-making CMOS planetary camera, which opens the door of CMOS camera to the temple of planetary photography. It has brought good news to all planetary photography lovers and laid the foundation for a prosperous era when CMOS cameras dominated the arena of planetary photography.
ZWO, the worldwide leading supplier of astrophotography equipment, announces the immediate availability of ASIAIR 1.0.8. As a revolutionary product in DSO astrophotography, ASIAIR has been received popular recognition and highly praised by users since its release. Listening to our customer’s feedback and continuously improving the user experience is the philosophy that ZWO has always insisted
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Written by: Tim Connolly | Image collected by : ZWO Tim Connolly, a close friend of ZWO from the United States who loves astronomy. Imaging comets has never been as easy thanks to the ZWO ASIAIR. With the accuracy of SkySafari’s database of Comets, combined with the ASIAIR’s plate solving, locating comets has never been so simple and fun to do. On the night of December 7, 2018, under the sky of a clear moonless night,
December 4, 2018|Camera|10 Comments | Reproduced from the author: AstroBackyard As many of you know, when it comes to capturing astrophotography images, I tend to do things “the hard way” more often than I should. This includes everything from a manual 3-star alignment to carrying my astrophotography gear in and out of the garage night
