SVBONY SV305 CMOS Color Astronomical Planetary Camera 2MP USB2.0 W/ UHC Filters

Description: BSI CMOS Sensor This telescope camera uses an extremely sensitive back-illuminated CMOS sensor; IMX290 sensor has very high QE and very low (0.7e-) read noise; which improved sensitivity in the visible-light and near infrared light regions for industrial applications Long exposure can reach 30 minutes high-speed;medium-speed;low-speed three output frame speeds are optional;matching different computer hardware to achieve a more suitable reception speed of the hardware. Meet the basic needs of astronomy enthusiasts for planetary photography 128MB DDR Buffer Any Area ROI Support The SV305 has ROI function. A smaller region of interest (ROI) is read out from the sensor, leaving the image scale of the object being imaged, unchanged. Allow arbitrary resolutions to be set. ADC 12bit SVBONY Ultra high Contrast Filter If you're not sure if a light pollution filter will benefit you or not (and it probably will), this SVBONY UHC Filter is a relatively inexpensive way to find out. Best of all, once you have it you'll probably feel no need to pick up a pricier one since this one will likely meet all of your needs. The SVBONY ultra high contrast filter/UHC telescope filter is designed to improve the image contrast of nebulae and other deep-sky objects UHC filters or light pollution reduction filters are designed to selectively reduce the transmission of certain wavelengths of light;especially those produced by artificial light Due to its ability to produce exceptionally sharp and clear images;this filter is considered one of the most popular astronomy accessories;it can be used not only for celestial observations but also for astrophotography Does a good job of cutting out light pollution The sky is much more black than without it. However it does cause a halo. If you turn down the exposure it does go away or weakens up enough not to notice The difference is even noticiable from looking through it without a telescope Works great and increases the contrast so I can see more in the nighttime sky from where I live If no light difference The reason may be that the spectrum of the light source and the spectrum of the light filter have overlapping conflicts;The reason may be that the spectrum of the light source and the spectrum of the light filter have overlapping conflicts;You can change the environment to test if there is See Some Small Planetary Nebulae Detail Basically, it works by darkening the background so you can see more nebulosity that would otherwise be too faint This filter has allowed one to actually see some small planetary nebulae that would otherwise be too washed out by the background to be seen, and I'm able to see more detail and more of the dimmer fringe of larger nebulae like the Orion Nebula, the Dumbbell Nebula, and the Lagoon Nebula. It helps with finding the little planetary nebulae because it dims everything but the nebula, i.e. you can look at the same spot with and without the filter, and with the filter in place the stars are dimmed somewhat but the nebula isn't. The nebula is the dot that doesn't get dimmer when you thread in the filter. It works well at both low and high powers, too. Suitable for Many Telescope The threads are well made and it threads perfectly into every eyepiece . It came in a nice flip-open snap-closed plastic case with a foam insert, and even in the dark it's easy to take in and out of the case without touching the glass. it works with any telescope, in the 60mm refractor and 76mm reflector as it does in the 130mm reflector. It's a noticeable improvement and helps you see things Features of the UHC Filter : Sky background is darker for observations of deep-sky objects This filter is perfect for observation of faint and low-contrast deep-sky objects. These features make it perfect for observing nebulae and other deep-sky objects Barrel diameter: 1.25'' simply attach to eyepiece-cased in a sturdy transparent case Significantly reduces light pollution, great for city and suburban observation Pls note: the filters of SVBONY are not designed for sun observation. Do not look at the sun with SVBONY filter. You would be blind if you fail to observe the warning. Package Includes SVBONY 1.25 inch UHC Filter Sturdy Plastic Case SV305 astronomy camera solves the general astronomy camera problem: --Optimize pixel vignetting--slow frame when planet shooting--Storage frame rate is slow--No ROI function--Short exposure timeNow SV305 astronomy camera meet the basic needs of astronomy enthusiasts for planetary photography. SV305 camera support Windows system -- Sharpcap software. Windows Driver version 1.3.7 . Linux system -- AstroDMx Capture for Linux Raspberry Pi system -- AstroDMx Capture for Linux Mac OS system -- AstroDMx Capture for Linux (version 0.84.7). macOS 10.11 and above. Support ASCOM driver, PHD2 Guiding Software (version 2.6.9dev1). Buyer's show Sun on SV305， Coronado PST By Seleznev Dmitry M27Newton 130PDSSVBONY SV305CLS filter By Kevin Parker 10" Newtonian telescope With SVBONY SV305 Jupiter and Mars from November 1 2020. Not in any sort of scale. 10" Newtonian at F14 for Jupiter, F16 for Mars, Svbony SV305, NEQ6 Pro. Sharpcap for capture, AS!3 for stacking, PS for sharpening and levels. New photos on SV305 SV305 Use By Sharpcap MAK127 + SV305 + Moon Filter from SVBONY by Arkadiusz Maciej Jeż Some questions you may care about: Q: I can only see the green screen, I can’t get a clear image. Does the camera is defected? A: Svbony SV305 planetary camera designed with GRGB color. So when you get a green image, don’t be worried, it doesn’t means the camera is a defected one, just change/adjust the white balance, until you could get a normal image. Q: I can use the SV105 camera, and get some clear images. However, the 305 doesn’t show any image, just the dark screen. What should I do? A: The SV305 is totally different with the SV105 camera. The SV305 is designed with the SONY IMX290 sensor, it is more sensitive. And its exposure time is from 0 to 1800s, so when you first time to use it, adjust the exposure time, you could get different images. Longer exposure time, you could get more light come in. it won’t be dark screen if you toward to a bright target. Q: Can I use the SV305 planetary camera with Mac OS? A: Nope, the SV305 could not work with Mac OS now. First step, Svbony produce the Windows SDK and Driver for SV305, so you could only use the SV305 with Windows system. Thanks very much for Robin support the SV305 in sharpcap software. Second step, Svbony produce the Linux SDK and Driver for SV305 camera. You could also use your SV305 camera with Linux system now, by working with the AstroDMx software for Linux. Q: Why the Gain only shows 0 -- 28.1 ? A: For the gain control, the SDK currently reports a minimum value of 10 and a maximum value of 300. SharpCap shows this instead as a range from between 1.0 to 30.0. The reason for this is that the gain value that SharpCap shows is then a meaningful number – gain 7.5 is 7.5 times brighter than minimum gain, gain 20 is 20 times brighter than minimum gain and so on. Q:Can I add filters on SV305? A:The SV305 camera contuned the style of SV105 and SV205 camera, it has standard threads M28.5*0.6 for 1.25" filters. so you could use any Svbony 1.25" filters to the SV305 camera. about svbony

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