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The original Lodestar used the ICX429 Exview chip from Sony and offered excellent sensitivity. However, the Lodestar X2 and the Lodestar PRO utilis...
View full detailsSpecifications CCD: Sony ICX825AL ExView2 monochrome CCD Pixel count: 1392(H) x 1040(V) Pixel size: 6.45 x 6.45uM Optical size: 8.98 x 6.71 mm Rea...
View full detailsIntroducing the Starlight Xpress TRIUS PRO Series of cooled CCD cameras to our product portfolio. The TRIUS range of cameras was introduced in 2014...
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 detailsThere's lots of advantages of using a CCD chip for deep-sky imaging compared to CMOS cameras. If you'd like to know more, read BINTEL's tech articl...
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