Cloud Break Optics

ASI585MC USB3.0 Color Astronomy Camera

ASI585MC USB3.0 Color Astronomy Camera - Main image
$299.25 $399 In stock

Category: Cameras

The ZWO ASI585MC is a USB 3.0 color astronomy camera offered by Cloud Break Optics in the Cameras category. It is listed under the ZWO brand and is available in a Standard configuration.

  • Product name: ASI585MC USB3.0 Color Astronomy Camera
  • Brand: ZWO
  • Category: Cameras
  • SKU: ZWO-ASI585MC (Standard)
  • USB 3.0 connectivity, as indicated by the product name
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire Q. ★★★★★

I was blown away by how sharp the images are straight out of the USB 3.0 connection—no stuttering or lag during capture. The 16-bit ADC really brings out subtle details in nebula colors that my old camera just couldn't handle.

Leo ★★★★★

The small sensor size on this color camera really pulls in sharp planetary images. I was impressed by how quickly the USB 3.0 connection transfers frames, no lag at all. It handles dim targets far better than my older model.

Sofia E. ★★★★★

Was a bit worried about setup, but the USB 3.0 connection made capturing my first lunar images incredibly fast—no stuttering at all. The sensor picked up more detail on Jupiter's bands than my old camera ever could, even through light haze.