ASIStudio v1.14 has been released!

Tech@ZWO

The new version has been released.

New Features

Added support for CAA(Camera Angle Adjuster) in ASICap, ASIImg, and ASILive

Bug fix

Other bugs fixed

This is the download link: https://www.zwoastro.com/software/

qLa963cF

Tech@ZWO please, can you help me? I have a camera Asi662 mc ,mounted on a celestron 8 inches , f10, scmidt cassegrain. I' d like Toys AsiCap to take capture.of Jupiter. I'd like to connect the camera to the telescope mount ,in order to use its guide capability.in order to follow the planet. The mount in alt azimut. Can I do that? Is it possibile ti use the camera as guide to celestron c8 ? I don't have another telescope linked to the main scope for guiding.
Thank you

ross58

Per le riprese solari quando inserirete la possibilità di effettuare i flat?

100AKu34

Im having issues downloading the ASISTUDIO on your web page V1.14x64 it will start runs for a few minutes and i get an error that says file wasnt available on site ???

Tech@ZWO

100AKu34 Could you try agian? i tested just now, it works. thank you.

azhoneybee

Stacking always crashes. Any chance this will ever be fixed?

Tech@ZWO

azhoneybee Does this problem appear if you stack only a few frames?

RzEj6w49

I downloaded the ASIstudio package and is works fine. However, with the older version, I could tell my Mac to use ASIFitsView to be used as standard program for opening fits files. Now I can only open the complete package and it will not show the image. How to proceed? Just find another fits viewer for a Mac?

Tech@ZWO

qLa963cF
Yes, you can use the ASI662MC for imaging and guiding, but using an alt-azimuth mount for guiding might not be perfect for long exposures.
For planetary imaging like Jupiter, you can rely on the mount’s tracking and software (like SharpCap), but autoguiding via the camera alone may not be as efficient or stable.
If you find guiding to be too unstable on an alt-azimuth mount, consider using shorter exposure times for planetary imaging.