On the evening of August 12, 2026, an extraordinary celestial event is on the horizon: A total solar eclipse will pass over parts of Europe—though not over Germany.
Here in Germany, we will experience an impressive partial eclipse, which will nonetheless offer a rare and spectacular sight. Germany will be entirely within the Moon’s penumbra. As a result, the sun will not be completely, but clearly and visibly “nibbled away.”
What do you need to safely observe the solar eclipse? You can find a list 👉 here!
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CCD / CMOS Astrofoto Photography
For the successful hunt for celestial objects you will find the electronic aids here: sensors, OAG, accessories and important filters. A wide selection is available.
The camera offers a very high resolution and can be used for lunar and planetary photography, EAA and also for deep sky astrophotography.
The camera offers a very high resolution and can be used for lunar and planetary photography, EAA and also for deep sky astrophotography.
Feature summary Altair 678M CMOS Camera:
Powerful monochrome astro camera with very fast Sony 2.1 megapixel sensor - with autoguiding connector
Feature summary Altair 678C CMOS Camera:
Feature summary Altair 678C CMOS Camera:
The camera offers a very high resolution and can be used for lunar and planetary photography, EAA and also for deep sky astrophotography.
Feature summary Altair 664C CMOS Camera:
Compact design, 8.3 megapixels, Sony IMX585 sensor, passive cooling
Feature summary GPCAM3 462C:
Feature summary Altair 662C CMOS Camera:
Feature summary GPCAM3 462M:
Feature summary GPCAM3 462C:
ASIAIR Mini allows control of all ASI USB 3.0, ASI Mini cameras, selected DSLR and mirrorless cameras, and mounts via smartphone or tablet.
The camera offers an extremely high resolution and is optimized for lunar and planetary photography without additional Barlow directly in the focus of the telescope.