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Hi Nicola. The bright bands on either side of the frame are normal for a KAF 8300 sensor in the QSI683, with the brightest band always on the left side, but they will calibrate out perfectly when you

Thank you for your consideration Vince. I will share with you that there has been a lot of “noise” on this issue in the many forums I participate in. The ASCOM driver has limitations, such as the

Hello Nicola, I am sorry to say we haven't been able to support the 500 series camera for several years now, but they are such a well made camera that they go on for years!? Sadly they don't share

Hi Vince, this message is a bit provocative. On the face of it, it looks as though you only support Windows now, while my old 500-series camera worked perfectly well under macOS running TheSkyX.

Paul, I do have the dark frame with the same band, taken at the same temp and same binning. But still, it doesn't get rid of that and I don't understand why Nicola [email protected]> ha

Hi Vince, does it mean that if the camera will eventually fail I can simply throw it in the trash bin with no chance of repair? Nicola [email protected]> ha scritto: -- Nicola Sky

Hello Barry, We (QSI/Atik) had to change to supporting just the ASCOM driver to make support more manageable as there were so many different astro programs out there. I can certainly talk with our

Hello Nicola, The 600 series firmware files are not usable with the 500 series cameras. Sadly a lot of the 500 series information was lost when the original QSI was put up for sale along with some of

Nicola, It looks like you have an issue with your master dark frame. The master dark should be produced from individual darks at the same temperature and exposure time as well as gain, binning etc,

Hi Paul, unfortunately calibrating the frame does not help, the band is still there. Nicola [email protected]> ha scritto:

Nicola, Take darks and this will be removed. Due to other limitations of 2x2, I think you would be better off binning 1x1. Paul

Dear All, I own a QSI683wsg with astrodon filters on a GSO RC10 Truss. Recently, imaging in bin2 I am getting a vertical bright band on the left of the image which obliges me to crop it to work on

@Barry, Kevin, and Wolfgang - thanks for the feedback! Regards, Bruce

Fantastic target Bruce. Well done.

What an interesting planetary Bruce. Well done! Clear skies, Kevin To: "QSI-CCD" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2024 11:36:15 AM Subject: [QSI-CCD] Blue Flash planetary nebula

Very nice, Bruce! Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von bw Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. August 2024 17:36 An: [email protected] Betreff: [QSI-CCD] Blue Flash planetary

NGC 6905, the "Blue Flash" nebula, is a small planetary nebula in Delphinus. ?The nebula structure is composed of an internal shell with roughly conical extensions along its major axis. ?The central

Curious if anyone has used the updated QSI drivers with a 500 series camera and Sequence Generator Pro? Thank you, Phillip

Vince, Thank you for your response. I should have been more specific with my objectives. I am using my QSI 600 series camera with TSX and FM5. FM5 has the ability to change the Readout Mode to

Does anybody know if there is any firmware upgrade for the 500 series anywhere? Or in alternative, do you know if the 600 series firmware is good also for the