Explore Scientific 0510510 Deep Sky Astro Kamera 1,7MP PC eyepiece

High resolution deep sky camera with large and extremely sensitive SONY Exmor IMX432 CMOS sensor and active cooling for telescopes with long focal lengths.

Enter the world of astrophotography now. The new EXPLORE SCIENTIFIC DEEP SKY ASTRO camera offers a complete, modern package for convenient Astro photo and video creation. Finally, an easy-to-use camera for capturing galaxies, star clusters, the moon and even planets with extremely high sensor sensitivity and very low sensor noise. The high sensitivity enables very short exposure times and freezing of the air disturbance in planetary images. Thanks to the fast USB-3 computer interface, all image data is transferred within a few seconds. So long waiting times are now history.

Simply connect the camera to your telescope using the T2 internal thread (M42.0.75mm) or the supplied 2" (50.8mm) plug-in adapter and after installing the drivers and THE INCLUDED EXPLORE Capture recording and editing software, you are ready to start for the first correct Astro photos with a highly specialized camera for your application.

THE EXPLORE Capture Professional software included in the delivery offers not only the necessary basic functions for the image and video recording, but also many additional helpful special functions for image editing and for setting up the camera. Functions such as live image display, exposure settings, white balance, dark image print, stacking, timeline recordings and much more can be configured individually. The very sophisticated software makes it really easy for you to get started with astrophotography. With the automatic settings, you can generate absolutely presentable results even without a lot of prior knowledge. If you want, simply switch off the automatic settings and venture gradually to the individual professional settings.

The new EXPLORE SCIENTIFIC DEEP SKY camera features an extremely sensitive SONY Exmor IMX432 CMOS sensor with very low noise, which is also cooled down to 40°C below ambient temperature by the two-stage thermoelectric cooling__LW_AT__. This guarantees a much lower noise and fewer hot pixels in your recordings, in contrast to normal DSLR cameras. The images are not only much sharper and more brilliant, but also contain more usable image information. The controlled setting of the desired camera temperature makes it possible to create dark frames under reproducible recording conditions at any time. The large-format COMOS sensor with 17.6 mm diagonal also enables large screen fields and simplifies the setting and centering of objects considerably.

The camera has a built-in USB hub on the back with 2 x USB2.0 connections. There you can connect your additional auto-guider camera or motor focus etc. via a short USB cable and thus reduce the risk of cable mess and cable breaks. This eliminates the need for separate cable connections from your accessories to your computer.

A sturdy hard shell case for the camera plus accessories is also included in the delivery.

NOTE
, don't be confused by the megapixel information and the conflicting pricing structure. In the field of astronomy, maximum light sensitivity is not the sensor resolution but the decisive criterion. The main objective is to capture as much light as possible in a short time.

Face fields for different focal lengths in arc minutes and degrees:
400 mm - 124´x 85´ (2.1 x 1.4 degree)
500 mm - 99´x 68´ (1.7 x 1.1 degree)
600 mm - 82´x 56´ (1.4 x 0.9 degree)
700 mm - 70´x 49´ (1.2 x 0.8 degree)
800 mm - 62´x 43´ (1.0 x 0.7 degree)
900 mm - 55´x 38´ (0.9 x 0.6 degree)
1000 mm - 49´x 34´ (0.8 x 0.6 degree)
1250 mm - 40´x 27´ (0.7 x 0.5 degree)
1500 mm - 55´x 23´ (0.6 x 0.4 degree)
1750 mm - 28´x 19´ (0.5 x 0.3 degree)
2000 mm - 25´x 17´ (0.4 x 0.3 degree)

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