My Stellar 2.5-Year Experience with the ZWO 183mm Astrophotography Camera!

The time has come where I buy my second astro cam! I thought it would be a great time to share my experiences with the ASI183MMPRO camera from ZWO! This is for those who are thinking about purchasing this camera. I talk about my past photos I have taken with this camera and the many reasons why I love this camera!
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[@AmatureAstronomer]

I have one of these cameras and like it.

[@frosthastrophotography]

Super video as always, fun and educational :)

[@astronotna]

Thanks my friend! Hope all is well out there!!

[@AstroCrescent]

Very nice review 👍🏼. I like the way you explained different aspects of the camera. CS!

[@astronotna]

Thanks! Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching this too!!

[@ateiviz]

Great video as always. it's funny how much we can all get bogged down with specs but then when it comes to real life it doesn't make as much of a difference as we think it might. The depth well is a perfect example.

[@astronotna]

Thanks! I completely agree with you on that there are so many choices it's easy to get lost in the specs isn't it? Lol man sometimes all the gear makes my head spin trying to figure out what's best for my situation 😅

[@ateiviz]

@@astronotna ah stop! I've spent a solid month researching my first Astro camera and I've yet to put it to use because we're having a right nightmare here in Ireland. Got record breaking rainfall in like the last 100 years, haven't seen a clear patch of sky in about 6 weeks 🤣

[@astronotna]

Oh man that sounds terrible. I guess the universal curse is in full effect when you buy new gear. I hope it clears up for you soon!!!!!!! So you can use it!

[@AstroAdictosMX]

Great video!! How You rid with the amo glow? Regards from México

[@astronotna]

Thanks, and you just take dark frames and calibrate them out during the stacking process