ASI678MC

ZWO OpticalSKU: ASI678MC

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Sale price$425.00 CAD
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  • Description
  • Specifications

The ZWO ASI678MC is a high-performance color astronomy camera designed for capturing stunning celestial images. With its 6.07-megapixel sensor and impressive 3.76μm pixel size, this camera delivers exceptional detail and clarity. Ideal for astrophotography enthusiasts, the ASI678MC offers a range of advanced features, including USB 3.0 connectivity and a sturdy aluminum housing for reliable performance in any conditions.

             

  • Sensor: 1 / 1.8? CMOS Sony-IMX678AAQR1-C
  • Bayer Pattern:R Gr Gb B
  • QE peak:83%
  • Back focus length: 12.5mm
  • Max fps: 47.5fps
  • Full well: 11.27Ke
  • Shutter: Rolling shutter
  • Resolution: 8.29Mega Pixel,3840*2160
  • Pixel Size: 2µm
  • Exposure Range: 32µs~2000s
  • Interface: USB 3.0 /USB 2.0 Type-B
  • Protect window: f21-1.1 IR
  • ADC: 12bit
  • Dimension: 7.68mm*4.32mm
  • Weight: 126g
  • Working Temperature: -5?~50?
  • Storage Temperature: -10?~60?
  • Working Relative Humidity: 0-80%
  • Supported OS: WIN7/8/10 32&64?Linux?Mac

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