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Here is the LInk to NINA Download https://nighttime-imaging.eu/download/

Point is, there is no 32bit version of NINA available, at least on the current website. Rather it is recommended to connect via ASCOM Device Hub. Will need to check for myself, as I have the same

Hi, "can not get going" means I can not take images I have the lates NINA versión 3.0 installed Yes I can see the camera in the field where to choose the camera I have Windows 10 Pro Let me

Rainer, I can try to help - it will come with some questions to help understand your statement 'can not get going.' Which version of NINA are you using? I'd recommend updating to the latest stable

IIRC the QSI driver 32 bit so you have to download the 32 bit NINA package. I am almost sure that is how I got mine to work.

That's an amazing and terrific image of a really unique target. Jerry L. Floyd

Thanks, Geof, always good to hear from you. Bruce

Hi Bruce, That’s a lovely presentation of NGC4731 and composition of the 2 galaxies. Geof Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, May 18,

Hi, After having been a long time? out of the game I recently learned how to use NINA and as I have two QSI540 wsg colelcting dust I thought I culd take off the dust and use them again, but, yes big

This is an image of NGC 4731, a distorted spiral galaxy in the Virgo galaxy cluster. ?A small companion galaxy, NGC 4731A is shown in the upper right of the frame. ?Despite appearances, the

I have a QSI 683 WSG.? My imaging program is Nebulosity--I've used it for years without any issues.? Lately the filter wheel has not been responding to Nebulosity commands, or has been doing so in

@Peter and Geof - thanks for the feedback. Bruce

Bruce, Very nicely done and like Peter, I think this is the first time I’ve seen an image of this target, which is perhaps a little surprising, as it got some interesting features. I also agree with

Very nice indeed, Bruce and as you say rarely photographed - first time I've seen it. Thank you and well done! But much as I'd like to put it on my 'Must do' list, at mag 13.5 and very faint surface

This is an image of UGC 5829, a little-studied and even less-frequently photographed galaxy.? It’s about 30M light-years away in the direction of Leo Minor.? It’s classified as an irregular

@Geof and Wolfgang - thanks for the comments! Bruce

What another beautiful shot, Bruce! Von: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von bw Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. April 2024 23:56 An: [email protected] Betreff: [QSI-CCD] M95

Bruce, That’s a lovely rendition of a popular target. Best regards Geof Sent from Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef> ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2024 10:55

M95 in Leo is a barred spiral galaxy approximately 33M light-years away. It has a bright ring of active star formation around the nucleus containing clumps of new star clusters.? This ring structure

@Steve and Wolfgang - thanks for the feedback! Bruce