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How to use ARCO rotator with NINA astrophotography software
How to use ARCO rotator with NINA astrophotography softwareNINA astronomy imaging suite (Nighttime Imaging ’N’ Astronomy) is an open-source astrophotography program that is both free and very capable. Thanks to its broad ASCOM support, powerful automation features, and highly customizable interface, it has become a favorite among advanced astrophotographers. While the software requires some learning to take full advantage of its possibilities, installation is straightforward, and once set up it can handle a remarkable variety of devices and configurations. All PrimaLuceLab products are supported, making N.I.N.A. one of the most frequently used solutions by expert users. In this guide, written with the collaboration of Ronald Brecher, you will find the main steps for controlling your ARCO rotator with NINA.
SPIDER 500A MarkII radio telescope at the Department of Physics “E. Fermi” of the University of Pisa (Italy)
SPIDER 500A MarkII radio telescope at the Department of Physics “E. Fermi” of the University of Pisa (Italy)PrimaLuceLab Installation Team successfully completed the installation of a SPIDER 500A MarkII radio telescope at the Department of Physics “E. Fermi” of the University of Pisa (Italy). This advanced instrument will be used for radio astronomy education and research, allowing students and researchers to observe the Universe in radio waves and study celestial sources at 1420 MHz frequency. This is especially important for educational use, since radio astronomy observations at frequency (corresponding to the natural emission of neutral hydrogen line) can be performed even during daytime and in bad weather conditions, thanks to the SPIDER 500A MarkII antenna’s weatherproof design.
How to use SESTO SENSO and ESATTO with NINA astronomy imaging suite
How to use SESTO SENSO and ESATTO with NINA astronomy imaging suiteNINA astronomy imaging suite (Nighttime Imaging ’N’ Astronomy) is a powerful, free, open-source astrophotography software known for its broad ASCOM hardware compatibility, advanced automation, and deep customization, making it ideal for users who want full control of complex imaging sessions but are comfortable with a steeper learning curve. NINA astronomy software is easy to install, it excels in flexibility, and it supports a very wide range of equipment and options. It works with all PrimaLuceLab equipment, and it is one of the most used astrophotography softwares among advanced users. In this guide, written with the collaboration of Ronald Brecher, you will find the main steps for controlling your SESTO SENSO and ESATTO with NINA.