Download

For Cameras

Connect natively

Some imaging software, such as N.I.N.A. and APT, automatically recognizes OGMA cameras without requiring a driver installation.

If your software supports the camera natively, select the camera listed under OGMA. Don't select the camera under ASCOM.

If your Windows software doesn't recognize our cameras natively, download the corresponding ASCOM driver below.

For All Accessories and Some Cameras

Use ASCOM to connect accessories and cameras that aren't recognized natively

The ASCOM platform must be installed before installing an ASCOM driver. If you have been using ASCOM drivers from other manufacturers, then your computer already has the ASCOM platform installed, and you don't have to install it again.

After installing the ASCOM platform, choose and install one of the drivers below:

• ASCOM driver for all OGMA equipment released before 2026 (Ver 6.5.26247 - August 06, 2024).

• ASCOM driver only for OpenOGMA Filter Wheels released in 2026 (Ver 1.0.1 - September 28, 2025)

DirectShow (Legacy Driver)

You may use the DirectShow driver with software that doesn't have native integration or ASCOM support.

• OgmaDshowSetup.exe

INDI Platform (Linux and MacOS)

For more details, see below, and refer to the manual for information on a known issue related to adding the AP08CC camera to INDI.

INDIGO Platform (Linux, MacOS, and Windows)

Learn more about INDIGO at https://www.indigo-astronomy.org/software.html and https://www.cloudmakers.eu/xindigo.

Cameras AP08CC

To ensure you always experience the best, we recommend consulting the AP08CC firmware update guide.

Cameras GP678C and GP678M

Please refer to the GP678 firmware update guide to determine if your camera requires this update and to learn how to apply it.

Filter Wheels

Please visit the filter wheel support page for files and instructions.

APT - Astro Photography Tool
APT, or "AstroPhotography Tool," is a versatile software for astro imaging, supporting a wide range of cameras and devices since 2009, developed with insights from global astro photographers, compatible with MS Windows Vista through Windows 11.

Astroberry
A Raspberry Pi image that contains a suite of pre-installed programs to manage your astrophotography equipment and imaging sequences

AstroDMx Capture
Nicola Amanda Mackin developed a cross-platform astronomical image capture application on Fedora Linux. Nicola ported AstroDMx to the Raspberry Pi OS (32 and 64-bit), macOS, Windows 10/11, and ChromeOS running under the Crostini virtual environment.

Astroimager
A front end for imaging and auxiliary devices INDIGO agents. Its purpose is to control the primary imaging camera, filter wheel, and focuser to allow proper framing, focusing, and capturing from a single batch of images to a complicated series of images with different parameters and settings.

INDI
A complete ecosystem for control and automation of astronomical devices generally used with LINUX and MAC operative systems. It includes software like KSTARS and EKOS

Firecapture
A suite of planetary capture tools

N.I.N.A
A software to automate the process of taking images of deep sky objects such as nebula and galaxies using a sequencing model

PHD2
Telescope guiding software that simplifies the process of tracking a guide star. It can be used in combination with other sequencing software, such as N.I.N.A.

SharpCap
Software for astro imaging including Planetary, Lunar, Solar, Deep Sky, and EAA (Electronically Assisted Astronomy)

If you know of an astronomy imaging software that cannot connect to OGMA, to if you are the developer of an astronomy software and want to integrate the OGMA cameras into your software, please let us know.