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ASI990MM Pro, ASI991MM Pro, and ASI992MM Pro

ASI990MM Pro, ASI991MM Pro, and ASI992MM Pro - Main image
$10584 $16800 In stock

Category: Cameras

The ZWO ASI990MM Pro and ASI992MM Pro are monochrome cameras in the ASI990MM/ASI991MM/ASI992MM Pro series, offered here in two Type options: ASI990MM-P and ASI992MM-P. Both are listed under the Cameras category and carry the ZWO brand.

  • Brand: ZWO
  • Series: ASI990MM Pro, ASI991MM Pro, and ASI992MM Pro
  • Available Type options: ASI990MM-P and ASI992MM-P
  • Category: Cameras
  • Monochrome (MM) models

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn Y. ★★★★★

The dual readout modes on the ASI992MM-P give me the flexibility I need for both planetary and deep-sky imaging, and the USB 3.0 transfer is noticeably faster than my old camera. Even my first test frames showed way less amp glow than I was used to.

Robert ★★★★★

Finally getting clean nebula captures without that annoying gradient struggle — the 16-bit readout on this ASI992MM-P retains so much more faint detail than my old camera ever could.

George ★★★★★

The Type option I picked (ASI992MM-P) pairs beautifully with my existing filter wheel, and the monochrome sensor gives me noticeably sharper luminance data than my old color cam. Hooked it up last night, captured my first test frames, and the readout noise looks impressively low right out of the box