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Jupiter Captured with ZWO ASI224MC Camera and SharpCap (Tutorial)

This is an unboxing, setup, and review of my new ZWO ASI224MC Color CMOS Imaging Camera - it can be used for deep sky, solar system, and lunar imaging. I plan to use it for planetary work. This video is also my first attempt at capturing Jupiter with the SharpCap software it may even serve as a quick tutorial for others. I'm using 2.9, but version 3.0 is also available (you can see my settings for SharpCap later in the video). The data was stacked using AutoStakkert. To photograph Jupiter, I removed the focal reducer from my 8" Celestron NexStar 8SE telescope to give it more focal length. Here is more info below on my astrophotography setup: Astro Target: Jupiter Imaging Telescope: Celestron NexStar 8SE SCT (2000mm focal length) Mount: Celestron CGX Polar Alignment: QHYCCD PoleMaster Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI224MC Color Filters: None Guide scope: None Guide Camera: None Guide Software: None Capture software: SharpCap Stacking software: Autostakkert Post Processing: RegiStax Here are the specs on the camera: Model Number: ASI224MC Color or Monochrome Camera: Color Imaging Camera Series: ZWO ASI224 Camera Sensor Manufacturer:Sony Sensor Model: IMX224 Sensor Type: CMOS Sensor Dimensions (mm): 4.8mm x 3.6mm Pixel Size (µm): 3.75 um Pixel Array (pixels): 1304 x 976 Camera Cooling: Natural Convection Minimum Exposure: 32 microseconds Maximum Exposure: 1000 seconds Software Included: Yes Computer Interface: USB 3.0 Includes Filter Wheel: No, Not Necessary Camera Dimensions: 62mm x 36mm Camera Weight (lb.): 4.2 ounces without lens OS Compatibility: Mac, Windows, Linux #tutorial #sharpcap #asi224mc