Description

The ASI 120 is a very fast and sensitive camera at a low price!

The camera delivers thirty frames per second (fps) at maximum resolution of 1280x960 pixels. They can be sent smoothly and rapidly to a laptop thanks to the high-speed USB.

Long exposure times of up to one thousand seconds are possible and at high sensitivity! The quantum efficiency of the black and white version is 75% in the green spectral range, i.e. 3/4 of absorbed photons in this wavelength are registered by the sensor!

You can connect the camera to your telescope using the T-2 thread cut into the camera housing, or with the included adapters - just the way you are used to with your eyepieces.

In addition to the software, delivery includes connecting cables and the 1.25" nosepiece, and even contains a 2.1mm lens that can be screwed directly into the camera body.

Supported resolutions:

- 1280x960 @ 60fps

- 1280x720 @ 98 fps

- 1280x600 @ 116 fps

- 1280x400 @ 168 fps

- 480x320 @ 196 fps

- 320x240 @ 254 fps

- 2x2 binning: 640X480 @ 45fps

Software and drivers are available for free download on the manufacturer's website: http://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/software/

ZWO ASI120MM-S 1.2 Megapixel USB3.0 Monochrome Astronomy Camera for Astrophotography

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Description

The ASI 120 is a very fast and sensitive camera at a low price!

The camera delivers thirty frames per second (fps) at maximum resolution of 1280x960 pixels. They can be sent smoothly and rapidly to a laptop thanks to the high-speed USB.

You can connect the camera to your telescope using the T-2 thread cut into the camera housing, or with the included adapters - just the way you are used to with your eyepieces.

In addition to the software, delivery includes connecting cables and the 1.25" nosepiece, and even contains a 2.1mm lens that can be screwed directly into the camera body.

Supported resolutions:

- 1280x960 @ 60fps

- 1280x720 @ 98 fps

- 1280x600 @ 116 fps

- 1280x400 @ 168 fps

- 480x320 @ 196 fps

- 320x240 @ 254 fps

- 2x2 binning: 640X480 @ 45fps

Software and drivers are available for free download on the manufacturer's website: http://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/software/

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Product review & video

however one our Martin and welcome to a new edition of astronomy for beginners and today we are going to do a review and guide on the latest hydra camera that's out of the moment and it is pretty cool and that is the zoom ESI 120 mcs now zoom does there's a lot of there's a lot of branded a bunch of cameras out there and you can get some really decent plancha cameras out there for a decent sub price yayan get a good semester on which the next star image you can get the qhy IMG planetary cameras so there's a variety of good plunge cameras out there now the reasons why we use I dedicated a perfect camera is to do with a few guys horn webcam and you've taken images through your telescope with a normal web cam you'll probably find you get some good images but there is a bit of a disadvantage with the welcome the webcam can only go to a certain amount of speed which is the the frames per sec