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QHY QHY5III174M Mono Camera £629.00

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The QHY5III174M Mono Camera is the first of the new QHY5-III series CMOS USB3.0 line. The camera is designed to be an excellent Planetary, Lunar and Solar and meteor capture video camera. With a 50mm F1.4 C-mount lens it can record stars of mag 8 to mag 9 at 30FPS (33ms exposure) in live video!

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QHY QHY5III462M Mono Camera £259.00

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The QHY5III462M Mono Camera uses the Sixth Generation Sony 2.1 megapixel IMX462 STARVIS CMOS sensor with a pixel size of 2.9um. This sensor is exceptionally sensitive to near-infrared (NIR) light, displaying an almost equal peak sensitivity to NIR light as to visible light.

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QHY QHY5III678M Planetary Guide Camera £359.00

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The QHY5III678M planetary guide camera is one of the 2nd generation of the QHY5III series, it’s the upgraded version of QHY5III178M with excellent near-infrared high sensitivity. The product comes with filters including the IR850 filter.

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QHY miniCAM8M Deep Sky Combo Original price was: £899.00.Current price is: £869.00.

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QHY miniCAM8M Deep Sky Combo is a mono camera with LRGB & SHO 7nm Filters.
A Colour version is also available – QHY miniCAM8C Deep Sky Combo
As well as a photometric version – QHY miniCAM8M Photometric Combo
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Starlight Xpress Starlight Xpress Ultrastar Mono – shipped to UK Original price was: £795.00.Current price is: £786.00.

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Starlight Xpress Ultrastar Mono is an advanced version of the ‘Superstar’ guide camera and has a similar resolution of 1392 x 1040 pixels. The sensor has 70% more area and QE is greater, at around 75% peak. These characteristics give the Ultrastar excellent performance as both a guide camera and an imaging camera, it’s also well suited to ‘Live Viewing’ with a greater FOV than the Lodestar x2. Price includes shipping to UK.

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Clearance QHY5III485C Planetary Camera Original price was: £329.00.Current price is: £259.00.

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The QHY5III485C uses Sony’s IMX485, back illuminated, 8.4 megapixel colour CMOS sensor with an array of 3864 x 2180 pixels at 2.9um

This is the deluxe camera package with All Sky Lens and free delivery.

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QHY QHY600 Mono Full Frame Cooled CMOS Camera
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Original price was: £4,599.00.Current price is: £4,299.00.

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The QHY600 Mono Full Frame Cooled CMOS Camera uses the latest SONY IMX455 back-illuminated sensor, a full frame (35mm format) sensor with 3.76um pixels and native 16-bit A/D. This listing is for the latest short back focus version.

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QHY QHY174M-GPS Cooled Camera £1,249.00

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The QHY174M-GPS cooled camera is the same as the QHY174M but with the addition of a GPS based precision time and location function, useful for imaging occultations, eclipses, meteors, and other scientific imaging requiring a highly precise recording of the time and location of the observation on every frame.

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Cameras QHY5III585M Mono Camera Original price was: £359.00.Current price is: £329.00.

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QHY5III585M is a new generation of QHY5III V2 series planetary guide camera. It has high sensitivity in the near infrared similar to that of 5III462M, while the dynamic range performance has been greatly improved. It has a 1/1.2-inch large sensor and excellent characteristics of zero glow.

The QHY5III585M comes with both an IR blocking filter and IR850 filter.

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ZWO ZWO ASI290MM Mini Price range: £244.00 through £279.00

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The ZWO ASI290MM Mini has a high sensitivity sensor, which combined with a wide field guide scope or 9 x 50 Finder (using our adapter) offers an excellent guiding solution.

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Guide Cameras ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera £346.00

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The ZWO ASI178MM USB 3.0 Mono Camera features a back-illuminated Sony IMX178, 1/1.8″, 6.4Mp sensor with Sony Starvis and ExmorR Technology. Supplied with near “all sky” lens.

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Watec Watec 910BD Mono Camera Original price was: £519.00.Current price is: £399.00.

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The Watec 910BD Mono Camera is the board camera equivalent of the famous Watec 910HX/RC, the best analogue camera in the serious Astro-Video / EAA / CCTV market bar none. Our cameras are the CCIR version, but most AV equipment is universal and accepts a video feed of any standard.
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QHY QHY367C Full Frame Camera Original price was: £4,699.00.Current price is: £2,575.00.

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The QHY367C full frame cooled CMOS camera uses the Sony IMX094 36 megapixel, 14bit sensor. This sensor is also used in the Nikon D810A camera. Readout noise is 3.2e at lowest gain and 2.4e at unity gain. Dynamic range is > 14 Stops.

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Starlight Xpress Lodestar x2 Colour Original price was: £465.00.Current price is: £444.00.

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The Lodestar x2 Colour is an upgraded version of the very popular Lodestar auto-guider.
Excellent for AstroVideo / EAA real time electronic observing.
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Mintron Mintron 72S85HP-EX Colour Camera Kit £269.00

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This is the colour equivalent of the Mintron 22S85HC-EX-R with a 1/2″ colour EXview CCD.

This is one of the most sensitive colour AstroVideo cameras available today.

It can switch, either automatically or manually, between Colour and Monochrome modes to get the best views of particular objects.

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Mintron Mintron 62V6HP-EX Colour Camera kit £289.00

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This is the colour version of the Mintron 12V6HC-EX with a 1/2″ colour EXview CCD.

Colour cameras are not as sensitive as their Mono equivalents, so I recommend them for larger faster scopes and brighter deep sky objects.

However performance can always be enhanced by stacking frames and processing the resultant image.

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