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There's lots of advantages of using a CCD chip for deep-sky imaging compared to CMOS cameras. Please note this camera uses a "Grade 1" CCD chip. Sp...
View full detailsThere's lots of advantages of using a CCD chip for deep-sky imaging compared to CMOS cameras. Please note this camera uses a "Grade 1" CCD chip. Sp...
View full detailsThe Trius PRO-814 is a higher resolution version of the very popular PRO-694 camera. It has a similarly high QE and low thermal noise, but offers 9...
View full detailsThere's lots of advantages of using a CCD chip for deep-sky imaging compared to CMOS cameras. Please note this camera uses a "Grade 1" CCD chip. Sp...
View full detailsBSI One benefit of the back-illuminated CMOS structure is improved full well capacity. This is particularly helpful for sensors with small pixel...
View full details36mm fully illuminated field, compatible with both APS-C and full frame sensors 90mm back-focus (55mm when back focus spacer and M48 ring installe...
View full detailsOur new high-performance SBIG Aluma CCD 814 camera offers capabilities and features not available in any other scientific-grade imaging camera. T...
View full detailsOur new high performance Aluma CCD 694 camera offers capabilities and features not available in any other scientific-grade imaging camera. This li...
View full detailsGet the most out of your Celestron Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt Astrograph 11, even under light-polluted skies, with this Light Pollution Imaging Filter,...
View full detailsThe ATIK EFW3 7 Position electronic filter wheel for large format cameras can be ordered with the ability to either carry up to 7×50.8mm unmounted ...
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