NINA Synchronized Dithering and Dual Imaging

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You can run 2 instances of N.I.N.A. (Nighttime Imaging 'N' Astronomy) in order to collect images from 2 cameras at the same time. In this video, I will show you how to setup to image with dual imaging trains. I will also cover how to perform Synchronized Dithering using NINA v1.10 along with PHD2. There is a currently a good amount of confusion around Synchronized Dithering and how to make it work. I hope this helps! • As always, please like and subscribe... and, Clear Skies! • Below is a list of the components featured within this video. Many of the links are affiliate links. By clicking the links and making purchases at either Amazon or OptCorp, I may be compensated at no cost to you. • Astrophotography Equipment: • Sky Watcher EQ6-R Pro (https://bit.ly/3ttF5HX) • Orion Sirius EQ-G (https://bit.ly/3c01LJK) • Optics: Canon 200mm f/2.8 II USM Lens (https://amzn.to/3wRoXBM) • Focuser: Astromechanics Canon Lens Focuser (https://www.astromechanics.org/ascom....) [non-affiliate] • Cameras: ZWO ASI (https://bit.ly/3tP0qLv) • Guide Camera: ZWO ASI174mm-mini (https://bit.ly/3vnZMXz) • Guide Scope: ZWO 30mm f/4 Finder (https://bit.ly/3s5tNZX) • ADM V Dovetail with 2x 90mm rings (https://bit.ly/3p9aQoH) • ASI Ring to attach Finder (https://bit.ly/34COt1n) • ZWO Finder Shoe (https://bit.ly/2SLYU03) • Dual Saddle in Video (https://www.highpointscientific.com/a...) [non-affiliate] • Additional Dual Saddle Options (https://bit.ly/2RgsfPM) • For more of my astrophotography, visit: • https://www.PatriotAstro.com • Also, follow me on Instagram at: • / patriot_astro • -------CHAPTERS------- • 0:00 - Introduction • 0:30 - The Optical Trains • 1:38 - 2x NINA • 2:20 - Why Sync Dither • 3:50 - Physical Alignment • 4:52 - ASCOM Naming Tip • 6:42 - Starting NINA 1 • 10:18 - Starting NINA 2 • 11:16 - Alignment in NINA • 12:08 - Connecting to Synchronized PHD2 • 13:51 - Target and Sequence • 16:12 - Focus and Solve • 18:36 - Starting the Sequence • 19:40 - Waiting for the Sync Dither • 23:10 - Final Thoughts

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