Nightfall using the Asiair Pro (Dark Shark Nebula Part 2)

In the second part of my night of imaging walk-through I will be showing how to use the ZWO ASIAir Pro to do everything you need to run a night of imaging.
Equipment used:
Imaging Telescope: Celestron RASA 8 www.celestron.com/products/8-...
Imaging Camera: ZWO ASI294MC Pro: astronomy-imaging-camera.com/...
Guidescope: ZWO 60mm f/4 guidescope: astronomy-imaging-camera.com/...
Guide Camera: ZWO ASI290MM Mini: astronomy-imaging-camera.com/...
Mount: iOptron CEM60: www.ioptron.com/product-p/720...
ASIAir Pro: astronomy-imaging-camera.com/...
ZWO EAF: astronomy-imaging-camera.com/...
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[@GalacticHunter]

Great informative video and fantastic image of the Shark head! Such a difficult target 🦈

[@andreguimaraes96]

Nice video. Really like it

[@Diomedes642]

Awesome video man, thank you !

[@Mistr_A]

Thanks for the video Eric

[@Fredruiz622]

Very nice detail explanation, thanks!

[@Sirius5465]

Great video, very informative...thank you

[@avilacanario]

Can't wait for the next video you make.

[@H.Despres]

Again... great video and job well done Eric. Thank you. Cheers.

[@AstrowithEric]

Thank you Herve!!

[@2ASupp0rter]

Eric, very nicely done video, you explain things in a logical, easy to understand manner. It's been about 6 months since this video, how are you liking the ZWO ASIair?

[@AstrowithEric]

Thanks Gary! I love the ASIAir Pro. It's easy to use and it simply just works for me. I haven't had any issues capturing images or managing my mount.

[@2ASupp0rter]

​ @Astro with Eric That's awesome. I installed the ASIair on my Mak-Newt. It's controlling the Mount, the EAF, the main camera (ASI183MC Pro Cooled), and the guide cam (ASI290MM), it's also powering the dew heater on the telescope and the guide scope. I am not able to power my EQ6R Pro mount (not recommended). It's amazing how quickly it polar aligns and plate solves. Thanks again for the great content!

[@darkmoonastrophotography]

Great video! With guiding and calibration, I noticed you calibrated at the target instead of at the meridian or zenith. Is there any advantage to either or any noticeable difference?

[@davidw1292]

Great tutorial .. how do you determine your gain setting , exposure time and how many exposures to shoot ?

[@AstrowithEric]

I have used SharpCap Pro’s smart histogram and sensor analysis to help give me an idea of exposure times. I have a video on how I use it. Using it is primarily a guideline but it’s a good start.

[@davidw1292]

@@AstrowithEric is there a way to use the ZwoAsiair pro and its histogram graphics to determine exposure time ?thanks

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

54 arc sec not .054. I.e 54 hundreds.