Pro Camera USB Electronic Eyepiece Astrophotography 2MP 1.25 Inch

Description

Pro Camera USB Electronic Eyepiece Astrophotography 2MP 1.25 Inch
Description:
Back-illuminated (BSI) CMOS Sensor
The SV305 Pro uses an extremely sensitive CMOS sensor, the Sony IMX290.  This sensor has very high QE, and very low (0.7e-) read noise, which improved sensitivity in the visible-light and near infrared light regions for industrial applications.
128MB DDR Buffer
The SV305 Pro has a built-in 128MB DDRII image buffer. The benefit of the image buffer is that the memory will cache the image and transfer it to the computer when the USB interface is not busy or being interrupted, and the frame will not be lost or corrupted. This buffer also allows a slower computer with USB 3.0 socket to capture every frame without loss even if the USB socket is occasionally busy with other peripherals. This buffer also makes it possible to run multiple cameras using one computer without USB transfer problems.
Any Area ROI Support
The SV305 Pro has ROI function. A smaller region of interest (ROI) is read out from the sensor, leaving the image scale of the object being imaged, unchanged. Allow arbitrary resolutions to be set.
ST4 Guiding
SV305 Pro camera is the first guiding camera of Svbony brand.
It is designed with ST4 guiding port. Supporting the PHD2 software, and works with ASCOM plate form. You can use the computer to control telescope mounts have an autoguiding port that connects directly to the autoguider (usually referred to as an ST-4 port, which works with analog signals).
ADC 12bit
The SV305 Pro camera offers 8 bit RAW output or 12 bit.
Special Heat Dissipation Structure
The unique heat dissipation design makes the product run more stable. Long-term exposure time during use reduces the noise to a certain extent and makes the image quality better
Feature
SV305 Pro camera is a sensitive and high-speed color astronomy camera for planetary imaging, lunar and solar imaging (with a safe solar filter), and some bright deep space objects imaging. This camera is also great for ‘lucky imaging’ of planets, double stars, and other compact objects, especially for telescopes with longer focal lengths.