Drivers Lumenera Cameras
This camera driver is alpha quality, i.e. it probably contains errors. The driver is 32bit only, since it makes use of Lumenera's camera driver 'lumenera.api.dll' (dll versions 1.0.1 and 1.0.4 are confirmed to work) to actually talk to the camera.
USB 2.0 Video camera driver Windows 10 64 bit Mastercraft Basic Inspection Camera driver Scope View Software. I can't run this software on Windows 10 64 bit. Are there any other drivers that I can. This driver supports all Lumenera camera models in still frame, high bit depth mode. Note that Lumenera cameras can also be controlled via the Video DS driver, which operates them as webcams and can capture live video. A list of available cameras will appear in Connect To. Select the camera you wish to use. Live Preview may be turned.
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This installer should do the job: LuCamSoftware-v6.0.1.exe
Support is confirmed for both the LU070M and LW130M (SKYnyx2-1). I also managed to Ebay a cheap LW170C color camera and can confirm supportfor at least three camera's with this driver now. This ASCOM driver is also checked out on Prism/Nebulosity/MaximDL5/and my Sky Planetarium.
Drivers Lumenera Cameras Wireless
Version 0.62 adds the ability to reverse the byte order returned by the camera for possible compatibility improvement.Also, adds Gain adjustment in the Setup dialog. Additional minor fixes and features added for improved support of unknown cameras and better overall functionality.
Fixes in 0.61 bring compatibility with Nebulosity v3.1 and MaximDL v5.
For better performance, it spins off a seperate thread that calls the Lumenera driver to get the image data.
For color cameras it returns the bayer/mosaic info. and offsets.
16 bit mode is supported (as is 8 bit mode). Most cameras' work in 10 to 14 bit depth and the Lumenera drivershifts to scale the range to 8 or 16 bits. The values returned are not corrected for this re-scaling.
Setting/getting the camera's exposure time/duration IS supported.
Setting the camera's gain IS supported.
Subframing isn't supported, yet.
Binning isn't supported, yet.
Initial testing was done with an LU070M. It works well with this camera, other models should also worksince this talks to the same Lumenera camera driver. I have no way of testing the wide variety of cameras though, so if the driver works foryour camera email me so I can let others know what works and what doesn't.
Below is a quick image of M71 I took with the above driver, very poor polar alignment in heavily light polluted skies, w/o plate solving I would have never found it: