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N.I.N.A. is a free and open source software for nighttime imaging and astronomy. It offers a variety of features such as equipment control, image recognition, sequencing, sky atlas, framing assistant and plugins.
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Jun 5, 2022 · N.I.N.A. is a software for nighttime imaging and astronomy. Learn about the new features and changes in the 2.0 version, which has been released after two years of development.
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NINA’s core concept is straight-forward. In the basic sense, NINA is a program where one sets up a session that contains sequences of hardware control actions and exposures. It operates a to-do list done in sequential order: Point the telescope to this part of the sky. Select the luminance filter in the filter wheel. Perform a focus routine. Take N...
Here’s a quick synopsis of the features in NINA as of version 1.8.0. The NINA documentationgoes over them in detail. 1. Integrated control of telescope mount, camera, filter wheel, focuser, and rotator. 2. Native support for Atik, Altair, QHYCCD, ToupTek, and ZWO astronomy cameras as well as Canon and Nikon DSLRs. Naturally, non-native cameras are ...
NINA is a single download with up to two optional ones: The Sky Altas data which is a hair under 1GB in size, as well as your choice of plate-solving software (see links above.) It is my recommendation that bothof these be installed and configured, as not doing so will prevent you from using some great features. To begin, download NINA: https://nig...
As a rule, the NINA documentation will always contain up to date step-by step instructions on configuring NINA once you have it installed. The first things you’ll want to do is configure the desired app-wide options under Settings. You will then want to connect and configure your hardware and verify that it’s functional through the app. For filter ...
One thing to remember is that NINA is an opensource project, and its growth and development depends on interested people who contribute to it – bug analysis, documentation, UI design, and of course code itself. Anyone is welcome to contribute in any way they are able, and certainly knowing how to code is not a hard requirement because there are man...
In-depth tutorials and set-up videos of NINA to understand its more advanced features and get the most out of NINA.
Apr 1, 2023 · N.I.N.A is an automation and sequencing software for Astrophotography. In this trilogy tutorials you learn all that you need to know to be a NINA Pro: From the setup down to creating...
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Learn how to use NINA, a free open source software for astrophotography, to capture deep sky images. Join Lloyd Simons, an organic chemist and night sky photographer, for this online presentation on February 17, 2023.
