In sequence generator pro, all your astrophotography gear (camera, filter wheel, telescope, auto guiding, and so on) can be setup using the “equipment profile manager”. How to setup your camera in sequence generator pro My own experience with using astro software is that practice makes perfect. If the first session doesn’t go as planned, that’s OK. It will take some time to master sequence generator pro. Also, be prepared to go through some learning curves. In order to limit the chances of that happening, you can already setup and test your gear during daytime. It can be quite frustrating to run into a snag on a clear night – believe me, I’ve been there. As a side note, It is probably wise to perform most of these steps during daytime. My main goal is to enable you to get your basic astrogear (camera, mount) working in sequence generator pro. Note that there are many other options available in sequence generator pro which I’m not covering. How to setup your first imaging session.
I have divided this guide into different parts: I have created videos and screenshots which are embedded in this guide in order to help you get up and running as quickly as possible. My main aim was to make a comprehensive, illustrative guide that would help astrophotographers to setup and use sequence generator pro. Being an astrophotographer myself, I know you probably want to get this program up and running without having to read through every little detail this program has to offer.
Unfortunately it is also is 216 pages long. Of course, sequence generator pro has its own online guide which you can find here.
Indeed, it can be quite daunting the first time you open sequence generator pro and see the many buttons, options and menus. I’m guessing you clicked on this link in search for a comprehensible guide to sequence generator pro.
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