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Found my issue. I recently installed a Celestron Dew Heater ring. When connected without a controller the ring is turned up to its highest temperature. As it is ramping up the streak appears, when

There likely to be a hair, web, grit, skin flake... on an internal optical surface.? Use a flashlight and a squeeze blower. ?It is probably on a filter, the reducer, the corrector, or camera

Sorry, should have elucidated, not the streaks on the star images, but the overall vertical banding. Excellent images until last week. S ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, 9 July 2024

I've just started getting this on my 6120 camera. It doesn't disappear in calibration shots. Is there an electrical problem somewhere?? Steve ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, 9 July

Terry, Thanks for the reply. The object was near zenith and the corrector plate was clear. This is a permanent setup and the camera was moved between sessions. Maybe there’s something further down

Hello David, We're very sorry about this, we are doing our best to keep our dealer network updated. Woodland Hills and Cloud break Optics in the US, have the new cameras on their websites already as

Hi Peter, That's almost certainly from an optical obstruction in the telescope field. Please check for any debris on the optics, or tree branches etc. in the field. Regards, Terry

I've been setting up a new imaging system, EdgeHD on a Paramount MyT. Last night the stars in the all of my images have this streak line. I powered cycled the camera and that didn't help. I would

I looked at the Atik/QSI site and they listed some retailers. I contacted one. They didn’t have the camera listed, they didn’t know the cost, and no idea if or when they might carry it. So does

Very nice. I love globulars. So few images get posted to this group these days so it's nice to know that QSI's are still out there doing the job. Quality really does matter in the long run despite

Hi Bruce, I've been travelling so just catching up. Lovely image of this cluster, with stars resolved right to the core. Also saw your previous tadpole galaxy image, which was equally very well

Thanks, Marc! Bruce

Beautiful image Bruce! Marc

This is an image of M14, one of the bright globular clusters in the Messier list and located about 30K light-years way in the direction of the constellation Ophiuchus. I chose it as a "hurry-up"

thank you for the reply! I hope the NINA native driver will have support for all the 6 series cameras out there! it has been quite a bit of a headache with ASCOM driver support on those. Any

Thanks, Kevin! Bruce

A most interesting galaxy Bruce. Very well done! Clear skies, Kevin To: "QSI-CCD" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 2, 2024 11:13:43 PM Subject: [QSI-CCD] Tadpole Galaxy image This is

Thanks Peter, The OAG will be the same for the 726 model. The new ASCOM driver is the best way to connect in Maxim DL, the ASCOM properties box contains the gain and offset setting, they can be set

That's interesting, earlier info didn't mention the built in OAG unit, hopefully also available on the 726. Good to know. Will the existing Maxim DL native driver work with this

Hello Zack, Thanks for the reply, I have attached a technical drawing of the 760 7 position camera. The 726 has a slightly smaller filter wheel housing dimension. We are providing an ASCOM / APLACA