Capturing on daylight - problem - and BUGRECORD error

perene

ASI120MC: I started capturing an object inside my house (it was a plant 1 km far from my building on daylight, around 12 PM, and later the camera stopped recording any image (it was not focusing anything). I used a Maksutov 90mm. Is there something wrong with capturing things at this period or perhaps the Sunlight interfered after a while?

I had the same problem using Sharpcap or Firecapture.

In the beginning, the camera even recorded twice, it was all OK, but as I said, after a while it didn't showed any image from what was outside my house.

I know this is a planetary webcam for use at night and for astronomical use, but it was recording just fine when I tested this way.

P.S. I haven't tested at night yet. Perhaps when the Sun light interfered a little more the camera didn't recognize any image from that area anymore? I didn't point the camera to the Sun, but the area where I was recording had Sun light over the objects.

Another problem is the BUGCODE USB bluescreen in Windows 7. Sometimes it happens all of sudden. Is there a way to fix this for good?

perene

Update: I adjusted the focus (it was completely wrong, don't know how but I messed here) but the image doesn't seem sharp (and has lost most of its colour, now you can barely see any) compared to the first attempt.

First attempt: http://i.imgur.com/6t5OC2q.jpg

Considering this camera is intended for a night sky perhaps trying to capture an object from Earth depending on the angle, the incidence of Sunlight and even the telescope (low aperture, 90mm) used, this was not a good idea for a first test. I'll try with the Moon next month (for the next days it's invisible between 6-10 PM).

P.S. The image above shows 2 dark spots in the capture. These are from the camera itself. They will be cleaned, I am purchasing a specific tissue and Isopropyl alcohol as recommended by the store tutorial for cleaning it. In case you are wondering.

Sam@ZWO

I can see the color from the image you attached.

image is not sharp I think its because your telescope's focal ratio is very big

and seeing at daytime is very bad.

About stop recording, please make sure the image is not over exposured.

the camera may stop if over exposured. you can turn the auto exposure on if you has such issue