SVBONY SV305C Pro Telescope Camera, USB 3.0 High-Speed Transmission, 2MP IMX662 Sensor 128MB DDR Buffer, 1.25" CMOS Astrophotography Camera, Electronic Telescope Eyepiece for Astrophotography
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Style: USB3.0
Features
- IMX662 Planet Camera; with ultra-high sensitivity and low noise; it captures clear planetary details even in low light; High frame rate ensures sharp images of fast-moving planets like Jupiter and Saturn
- Low readout noise: achieve unparalleled clarity with the telescope camera featuring ultra-low readout noise of just 0.7e-; This means cleaner; sharper images with less interference; even in low-light conditions
- 1920*1080@107FPS: capture the cosmos with the astrophotography camera offering 1920x1080 resolution at 107FPS; ensuring every detail of fast-moving planets; like Jupiters clouds and Saturns rings; is sharp and clear
- Lightning-fast transfers: SVBONY Astronomy camera features USB 3.0 high-speed transfer technology; offering a staggering 5Gbps speedover 10 times faster than USB 2.0; This enhances your astrophotography workflow significantly.
- ST4 guiding interface; SV305C Pro guide camera features an ST4 guiding interface; ensuring seamless compatibility with popular software like PHD2 and ASCOM; This simplifies setup; allowing your telescope camera to track celestial objects quickly and accurately
- SV305C Pro telescope eyepiece camera with special heat dissipation ensures stability during long exposures; reducing noise and improving image quality for clear; high-quality planetary shots
- HDR: SVBONY planet camera with High Dynamic Range (HDR) captures fast-moving targets with clear; vibrant images; offering a broader dynamic range and no chromatic aberration for precise planetary details
- 128MB DDR: SV305C Pro telescope camera with a 128MB DDR buffer prevents image loss; supporting continuous capture for uninterrupted imaging sessions; perfect for capturing detailed planetary shots without missing a moment
- Any area ROI support; SV305C Pro planet camera supports Any Area ROI; allowing you to capture specific regions of interest without losing scale; With flexible resolution options; you can tailor your imaging for optimal performance
Shooting Modes: Manual
Exposure Control Type: Manual
Color: gray
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Media Type: SD Card
Product Dimensions: 6 x 5 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 1.3 pounds
Item model number: FCAF9198B
Date First Available: August 1, 2020
Manufacturer: SVBONY
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