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Thanks Robin! Good to know. And that makes me feel a little better. We're using ImageJ for our processing, and it's usually pretty reliable. Our coding error was the culprit this time, accidentally forcing ImageJ to read and display only 8 bits. Hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving. Bob

Ooooops. Please ignore. I pulled this trigger too fast. The mistake was caused by a coding error on our side. SharpCap is working brilliantly. We do indeed have 12 bit depth. Sorry for this question. Thanks Robin.

We're using a ZWO ASI183GT camera and have set SharpCap's Colour Space for MONO16 with a full sized (5496x3672) capture area. We've taken hundreds of snapshots in *.png output file format. Each saved image is about 20 MB in size, but occasionally we've noticed a smaller sized file saved (~10 MB). Al...

Thanks Robin. Just wanted to be sure I wasn't missing something. The two-incidence solution seems quite robust. Thanks again. Bob

FYI. I opened a second incidence of SharpCap and now have each ZWO camera working independently on side-by-side screens. This will work of course. But I'm still wondering if there's a way of doing this within a single incidence of SharpCap.

Hi Robin! My USB connections seem to be working without issue using a Lenovo laptop, Windows 7 Pro and SharpCap V 3.2.6441.0. So far anyway. Both my ZWO cameras (ASI178MC and ASI183GT) are listed under Cameras. I can switch between them, but can only get one camera working at a time. Despite reading...

Makes sense. Thanks!

Thanks Robin!! That would be really great. I sure appreciate your timely support. I wonder how difficult would it be to for SharpCap scripts to process images using ImageJ? By this I mean running ImageJ routines directly from SharpCap scripts. We're currently processing multiple series of SharpCap i...

Thanks Robin! Now were getting close. My exposure level is now just as linear as yours with rising exposure time!! :shock: The only "issue" is that the code written to print exposure time versus level is showing "None, number" in console. List[Camera]([<SharpCap.Models.Camera obj...

Hi Robin, I agree, if we were calling such short exposure times. We're not, or at least trying not to call 0.1 ms. Our understanding has been that the software and camera respond to seconds as the default. When we write: exposure_array = [.1, .2, .3, .4, .5, .6, .7, .8, .9, 1, 1.1] we are expecting ...