Thanks Martin.
I am using the ASCOM driver and image through NINA.
When i was researching the camera before buying and after there was limited info on people who were actually using them. I latched onto a couple of conversations on CN. They were talking gain 0 and gain 100 and still are.
https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/7...gain-0-vs-100/
and this one 3rd reply down John Rista
https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/7...g-sense/page-3
I do not have the technical knowledge to understand all of what is being said,and they can't seem to decide anyway, but i see that i should try gain 0 and gain 100.
The first thing i did on receiving the camera was a set of darks for both 0 gain and 100 gain.
I started off on gain 100, the plan being to use that for a while and then use the gain 0 setting and start to decide myself on what i thought was giving me the results that i wanted.
That is as far as i have got, still on gain 100. I am happy with my images so far, however i do see plenty detail in those galaxies of yours, is that down to the gain setting 0 i wonder or better seeing conditions?
I aren't due clear nights anytime soon but next session i will image at gain 0 and start to compare.
Similarly i have also only stuck to -10 sensor temp and planned on dropping that cooler too to see if i got an improvement.
I am sure you will have read these posts but i have to now ask the question why you have not been trying the gain 100 at least to compare? In particular because you have 2 different skies to image under you may find 1 works better than the other in one of those locations.
thanks Martin
Jack