The primary difference between these is that CCDs support "binning" (convincing to camera to consider a larger group as pixels as a single pixel) and DSLRs support ISO (sensitivity) values. One note about this tutorial: This is a combined lesson on both One Shot Color (OSC) CCDs and DSLRs.
SEMBLANCE GENERATOR INSTALL
It’s not critical that you understand the details of ASCOM, just that you are able to install it and that you can find ASCOM drivers (like any other driver) for your specific gear (QSI, FLI and SBIG being the exception to this rule). If you are not familiar with ASCOM, it is an acronym for “Astronomy Common Object Model” and, with it, we are able to provide support for a broad spectrum of gear in a very short period of time. When connecting your own gear, you will need to ensure that all required ASCOM drivers are installed prior to starting SGPro. These are installed when you install ASCOM. In order to run through this tutorial in the comfort of your home, we will be using the ASCOM camera and color filter wheel simulators. While we recommend using other equipment to automate your imaging sessions, we will reserve those tutorials for later. In addition, we cover some important in-sequence topics like dithering and histogram stretching.
We assume that you will be using only a one shot color (OSC) or DSLR camera. This tutorial will cover the basics to start up, create a sequence and run it. In short, SGPro can be as powerful as you want it to be. That said, SGPro is also extremely intuitive and easy to use for beginners. It can perform many complex tasks in order to meet your imaging needs. Sequence Generator Pro is an extremely powerful image capture suite. Getting Started with Sequence Generator Pro and a One Shot Color Camera (or DSLR)
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