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Hi Will, that is basically what I was doing but I started all over again and followed your directions but no help. I tried the ascom and straight QSI camera ID's . Tonight I used new cable, power

After un-installing the older QSI package you might find that the old ASCOM drivers are not removed. With the camera unplugged, remove all QSI installed packages via the usual Windows Add/Remove

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Hi all. I bought the 6162 to replace my 683. Hooked it up and connected right away but the images seemed square even though sensor is 4500x3600. I received the updated ascom and install package from

Greetings group. I need to replace my QSI683 ac adapter. Can anyone suggest the correct adapter. I purchased one suggested by Cloudy Nights but the camera power cord was too short [43 inches long]. I

@Kevin, Geof, and Jerry - thanks for the kind comments.? That target turned out to be a nice surprise to me. Bruce

Another great image, Bruce.? A beautiful grand-design spiral galaxy with great color - a masterpiece.

Thank you so much. It's exactly what I was looking for.

Bruce, What a beautiful galaxy, superbly captured and presented. Geof Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, April 5, 2025 4:59:13 PM To:

Another beautiful galaxy image Bruce! Well done. Clear skies, Kevin To: "QSI-CCD" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 5, 2025 11:59:13 AM Subject: [QSI-CCD] NGC 3344 image This is an

This is an image of NGC 3344, a weakly barred spiral galaxy in Leo Minor that is infrequently imaged. Roughly 1/2 the size of the Milky Way galaxy, it is about 25M l-y distant and belongs to a small

@Kevin, Geof, and Manning - thanks for the kind feedback. Bruce

Beautiful.? This is why we do this hobby. Manning B

Bruce What a beautiful galaxy, you do keep finding them. I also really like the cosmic searchlight effect of the bright star at 4 o’clock. Best regards, Geof Sent from Outlook for

A beautiful image, Bruce, with wonderful detail and dynamic color. It is hard to believe that such a magnificent galaxy is rarely imaged. Clear skies, Kevin To: "QSI-CCD" <[email protected]>

This is NGC 3338, a spiral galaxy in Leo that is almost never imaged. ?I don't know the reason for that unless it's because there are five other larger and better-known spiral galaxies in Leo.

Go. To resources> manuals>drawings. There iare drawings for the 600 series cameras. I hope that this helps Bill Hansen

Hello, I'm searching QSI camera schematics with cotation (like blueprints). I think, I have somes a few years ago, but can't find them on my HDD, or on QSI website. I search on the files of the

It has been a while since I used my QSI 6120i……but recall that I never saw the need for dark frames when using this camera….I just used Flats & Master Bias. Kinch. Sent: Saturday 22

Hello Community! Hello! I am in the midst of a sale of a QSI6120 and am looking to gather some sample data from some other QSI 6120 owners to have some apples to apples comparisons. I own 2 and both