Cloud Break Optics

ASI461MM Pro Monochrome Astronomy Camera

ASI461MM Pro Monochrome Astronomy Camera - Main image
$10656 $14800 In stock

Category: Cameras

Description

Specifications

Sensor: 3.4″ CMOS Sony-IMX461ALR-C
QE peak:91%
Back focus length:17.5mm/22.5mm
Max fps: 3.77fps
Full well: 50.3Ke
Shutter: Rolling shutter
Resolution: 101.99Mega Pixel,11656*8750
Pixel Size: 3.76µm
Exposure Range: 32μs~2000s
Interface: USB 3.0 Type-B
Protect window: D79.3-4 AR
ADC: 16bit
Dimension: 43.856mm*32.9mm
Weight: 910g
Working Temperature: -5℃~50℃
Storage Temperature: -10℃~60℃
Working Relative Humidity: 0-80%
Supported OS: WIN7/8/10 32&64、Linux、Mac

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★

The 101-megapixel resolution is incredible for capturing fine detail on lunar craters. I was surprised how quiet the cooling fan runs during long capture sessions.

Abigail ★★★★★

The rolling shutter on this mono camera took some getting used to, but the 101 megapixel resolution on my lunar shots is incredible. Full well depth of 50.3Ke gives me amazing dynamic range on brighter targets.

David V. ★★★★★

Switching from my DSLR to this mono camera was a game-changer for nebula detail. The 91% peak quantum efficiency really pulls out faint signal that I was losing before, and the large 3.4″ sensor means I don't have to mosaic as often.