http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/T3/T3LIVEVIEW.HTM Hope that sums it up, only use mine through backyard EOS so have no idea rofl, by the way you should be using deep space stacker not registax unless your doing planetary vai movie mode.
http://deepskystacker.free.fr/english/index.html its FREE also
There are tons of video tuts on youtube which will make life much more simple for you to
You can always google deep space stacker and tutorial and theres even a tutorial section on the deep space stacker site
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In Live View mode, evaluative metering is always used to determine correct exposure, though exposure compensation is available. The Exposure Simulation function will attempt to recreate the exposure level that would be obtained with your current settings on the LCD display. This may raise noise levels of the live view feed beyond what could be expected in the final image, since it must operate with a fast enough shutter speed to achieve its required refresh rate. The aperture also remains open by default, and so the exposure simulation doesn't indicate the areas in focus unless you configure the Set button to provide depth-of-field preview, and then hold it down during live view. Exposure Simulation will attempt to continue even with depth of field preview active, though this may raise the live view noise levels even further. If you pass outside the range where the live view feed can simulate your exposure, the "Exp. Sim" icon near the bottom right of the LCD will blink, as a warning. Unlike in more sophisticated Canon SLRs, you can't disable exposure simulation, and so there's no way to obtain a clear live view feed with which to judge focus and framing, without being shown the effect of your exposure variable choices.
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