all sky imaging 178 mc

rlharris

Want to know if their is a way set exposure and wait time between shots to capture a time lapse using all zwo camera and all sky camera lens?

Sam@ZWO

you just need to set the fps in SharpCap

rlharris

Sam wrote:
you just need to set the fps in SharpCap

If you are trying to do long time lapse won't file end up being big doing it that way?

astronico

RLHarris wrote:
Sam wrote:you just need to set the fps in SharpCap

If you are trying to do long time lapse won't file end up being big doing it that way?

My example of timelapse made with ASI178MC and 2.8 mm lens

http://zwoug.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=6569

rlharris

Astronico wrote:
RLHarris wrote:
Sam wrote:you just need to set the fps in SharpCap

If you are trying to do long time lapse won't file end up being big doing it that way?

My example of timelapse made with ASI178MC and 2.8 mm lens

http://zwoug.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=6569

What all did you do get this camera settings and any file editting etc!

rlharris

So is this form not helpful or what - company makes camera wrights no user documentation on using the camera when you ask question you get vague answer!

astronico

RLHarris wrote:
So is this form not helpful or what - company makes camera wrights no user documentation on using the camera when you ask question you get vague answer!

The program regulates Sharcap FPS depending on the resolution that works, just connect the camera, turn the program and choose the resolution and ready to work.

rlharris

Astronico wrote:
RLHarris wrote:So is this form not helpful or what - company makes camera wrights no user documentation on using the camera when you ask question you get vague answer!

The program regulates Sharcap FPS depending on the resolution that works, just connect the camera, turn the program and choose the resolution and ready to work.

I can use camera fine for imaging its what settings to use to do evenings worth allsky time lapse recording with out ending up with file that eats up all my storage space on hard drive!

Sam@ZWO

just set the frame rate to short than 1fps which is better for time lapse video