Celestron NexImage 10 Color Solar System Imager
ITEM #
CE-93708
- Color Camera for Astronomy.
- 3856 x 2764 Pixel Array.
- Provides High-Resolution Images.
- Exposures from 0.0001 to 10 Seconds.
- 40 Degrees Celsius to Minus 40 Degrees Celsius.
- Rolling Shutter.
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Celestron NexImage 10 Color Solar System Imager
The Celestron NexImage 10, Color Solar System Imager is an ideal camera for the beginner astrophotographer seeking to transition into imaging from visual astronomy. Capture breathtaking photos of celestial objects with this camera designed ideally for planetary imaging. This camera boasts over 10 million individual pixels and high-speed data transmission helping you produce clear and vivid images!
EXPERIENCE ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY WITH THE CELESTRON NEXIMAGE 10, COLOR SOLAR SYSTEM IMAGER
USB 3.0 interface
- Download and transmit your images at maximum speeds for quick processing and results!
Inbuilt image processing software
- iCap capture software and RegiStax stacking software.
- Imaging is made easy! Point your telescope at the Moon or a planet and record a quick video. The software analyzes each frame and aligns the remaining images for you.
Celestron Product Number: 93708
SPECIFICATIONS
| ADC | 12 bit |
|---|---|
| Back Focus | 13.1 mm |
| Camera Connection | C Thread |
| Color or Mono | Color |
| Free Shipping | Yes |
| Full Rez Frame Rate | 15fps |
| Max Frame Rate | 200fps |
| Mega Pixels | 10.1 mp |
| Peak QE | 39% |
| Pixel Array | 3664x 2748 |
| Pixel Size | 1.67 microns DC |
| Sensor Diagonal | 7.6 mm |
| Sensor Type | CMOS |
| Sensor | ON Semi MT9J003 |
INCLUDED ITEMS
- Celestron's NexImage 10 Camera Body.
- 1.25-inch Nosepiece Adapter with C-Threads.
- USB Cable, High-Speed 3.0, 10-foot length.
- Instruction Manual.
- 2 Year Warranty.
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06/24/2019
Philip
does not work
tried several times to get a picture with this thing. I am using there free IC program, seems to be working The cost was pretty hi for this thing. I can always use it as a paper weight.