Discovery of the M31 [OIII] emission arc
Recently, a major discovery by an international team of amateur astronomers and scientists has become a huge online hit, and this new discovery is just located in one of the
ZWO showed new features at exhibitions floor NEAIC & NEAF 2017
ZWO team in April 2017 visited two very popular exhibitions in US, Northeast Astro-Imaging Conference (NEAIC) and Northeast Astronomy Forum (NEAF). On both exhibition floors, we showed our products; planetary cameras , cooled cameras, filters,filter wheels and our wide range of accessories for astrography.
On exhibitions, we also show two new ZWO products. We presented our Android application ASICAP which enable ASI USB3.0 full cameras control and our first cooled Full-Frame camera ASI094. ASI094 has 36mp IMX094 CMOS sensor with pixel size 4.88µm. But ASI094 is not only DSO camera! The camera also enables capture speed at 4.75fps.
We thank all the visitors, customers, dealers and agents. See you next year.
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