Imaging

Description When the pixels of a guide camera becomes small and QE becomes high, you may not need a big guide scope, smaller pixels can detect the...

Description The QHY183M is a one-inch, 20 Megapixel back-illuminated monochrome CMOS camera with a peak QE of 84%. The pixel size is 2.4um, yieldi...

Features The QHY5III462C has a Back-illuminated sensor - twice as sensitive as the similar sized front illuminated color sensors like the 290. Th...

Description View ultra faint stars on video in real time using the QHY5III290 USB 3.0 series camera with the Sony IMX290 STARVIS Exmor R back illu...

Features Universal adapter to assemble the smartphone to a spotting scope or telescope For 31.7mm/1.25" eyepieces Housing diameter: 32-34mm Des...

All Astrozap items purchased between Feb 21st and March 18th will start shipping after March 18th Features The AstroZap Bahtinov is a full-apertu...

Description This thread-on adapter connects Explore Scientific’s 3-inch Self-Centering Focuser to its 3-inch Field Flattener / .7x Focal Reducer. ...

Description The QHY163M camera is a cooled USB 3.0 monochrome imaging camera that is great for both planetary and deep sky. This CMOS astronomy ca...

Description The QHY183C camera uses the back-illuminated Exmor R Sony IMX183 20MP sensor for higher sensitivity and quantum efficiency than tradit...

Description Many planetary imagers like to take filtered images of the planets using a monochrome camera and filter wheel rather than using a colo...

Description QHY5III178M/C uses the new 6.0 Megapixel IMX178 STARVIS Exmor R back-illuminated CMOS sensor. Available in both color and monochrome. ...

Description QHY5III485C uses Sony’s new IMX485, back-illuminated, 8.4 megapixel color CMOS sensor with an array of 3864 x 2180 pixels at 2.9um. Wi...