Svbony SV105 Telescope Camera USB 2.0 Electronic Eyepiece Camera 1.25" 2MP Digital Eyepiece USB Camera for Beginner

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While the sensor is clearly going to be able to handle a fast frame rate it is not clear to me that the camera itself can implement that. Once you do, tune your finderscope so that it aims at the same object you see in the computer screen. If it's still to bright you might consider purchasing a UV/IR cut filter or a UHC filter I have even used a linear polarizing filter to reduce the brightness of the Moon. The most important specification for a planetary camera is the resolution and frames per second (FPS).

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Grant took really nice amazing solar images with his SV105 camera I talked with him last week and he was very kind to make his SV105 using experience in this review. I have acquired an SV 105 camera, I use it in a Russian Mizar Tal-1 reflection telescope, I cannot focus on any object.It is also possible that if it recognizes the camera and opens the software, the camera does not recognize the sv 105. Another limitation, at least in SharpCap/Windows - it's advertised as supporting up to 200 fps (320x240), but I can only get 30 fps. I have split your post off into a new thread that can start a discussion about how best to use the SV 105 camera. So we have planetary cameras with high FPS and cameras for deep sky imaging capable of doing long exposures. This camera does not support Region of interest, so there is nothing to be gained by selecting a smaller resolution.

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Maybe you have one at home, so if you are interested in deep-sky astrophotography, check my article about Astrophotography With DSLR (Beginners Guide). hello, I have acquired SV105 camera, I use the National geographic 70/900 telescope and I can't focus on any object(not even the moon) do I need to use lenses?I would tend to assume that if the drivers for the SV205 are ASCOM-compliant that the drivers for the SV305 will be as well but I cannot get the user manuals on the Svbony site to download so I cannot tell. Like most budget cameras keep in mind the SV105 has a very small field of view due to it's small sensor size. I've owned an IMX224 camera for a year, which is terrific for planetary, but costs almost 5 times as much as the SV105, and I know some amateur astronomers in my country who would be delighted with the results of that SV105 (as modest as they might be).

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You should see the sharpcap screen go bright/white, and then if you cover the camera it should go black.I was particularly impressed with the quality of images I am able to capture with this entry level camera. Notwithstanding the previous cameras, SVBONY have got it right with the SV305 and I don't think that this camera will disappoint.