Imaging Cameras

My latest addition to my arsenal is this APS-C sized mono camera.  I have upgraded my filters to 2" Antlia in order to accommodate this massive sensor.

ASI 2600MM Pro 

This was my first mono camera.  I paired it with ZWO narrow band filters.  This is a very nice camera, but has become somewhat outdated by today's technology.  It is 16 megapixel 4/3” CMOS sensor with 4656x3520 resolution, 3.8μm pixels.

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This was my first dedicated astro camera.  It does a nice job and I still used it with my portable setup.  However, I moved to shooting mono in order to get better resolution than with the OSC.

ASI 294MC 

Although it suffers from amp-glow, this is a beast of a camera.  The glow can easily be callibrated out using flats.  In native bin-2 mode, the 4.61um pixel size is a great fit for my 130mm refractor.  In bin-1 mode, the 2.3um pixels are a perfect fit for the 80mm wide-field refractor.

ASI 294MM 

A new addition to my arsenal.  This is a small sensor with very low read noise along with zero amp glow.  Its small pixels makes a nice OSC camera for galaxy season.

ASI 585MC Pro 

The 462MC is my main planetary camera and  use it for lunar as well.  High frame capture rate and nice resolution.

ASI 462MC