ZW Optical
Manufacturer of the ASI cameras - offered from Teleskop Service ZW Optical offers a wide rande of high speed astronomy cameras, filters, guiding scopes and many other acessories for astrophotography and astronomy. Teleskop Service is the first ZWO Center in Germany. We offer best prices and of course best possible advice through astrophotography specialists.
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The all-sky camera offers a very high resolution and is particularly suitable for meteor photography.
Sensor: 1/1.6" CMOS IMX676 with 12.6 megapixel resolution Sensor size: 7.1 mm x 7.1 mm - diagonal: 10.05 mm Very high resolution: 2.0 µm pixel size SONY STARVIS 2 technology - back illuminated pixel technology With approx. 83 % QE a high sensitivity for short exposure times USB 3.0 for fast image download Very low readout noise (from 0.56 e-) Already suitable for EAA due to frame rate of 31.2 fps 12 bit ADC No more amplifier glow detectable Passive cooling with heat dissipation to prevent the sensor from heating up during long exposures Good suitability for meteor and other all-sky images Wide field lens (detachable) included in scope of delivery UV/IR block filter built in, thus well usable with refractors and camera lenses ST4-level autoguiding interface included The ASI 294MM is the first camera with the newest Sony sensor IMX294. Ideal astro camera for solar, lunar and planetary photography and for deep sky.
Sensor: Sony 4/3" CMOS MONO Sensor IMX492 Sensor diagonal 23 mm Locked mode: 4.63 µm pixel size - 4144 x 2822 pixels Unlocked mode: 2.3 µm pixel size - 8288 x 5644 pixels Short download time through USB 3.0 - can also be used with USB 2.0 AR protection window built-in - full transmission even in infrared Connection: T2, 1,25" and 2" Extremely high sensitivity through "back-illuminated" sensor. QE more than 75% You can photograph dim nebulae and galaxies with only 30 seconds exposure time. Extremely short exposure times allows high-resolution images of sun, moon and planets. The seeing is "frozen". xtensive scope of delivery