ZWO ASI461MM Pro USB3.0 Cooled Monochrome Astronomy CMOS Camera
ZWO ASI 461MM Pro: The Ultimate Monochrome CMOS Camera for Professional Astrophotography
Embark on a journey to capture the cosmos with the ZWO ASI 461 MM Pro, a monochrome CMOS camera that defines the essence of high-end astrophotography. Equipped with the medium-format Sony IMX461 sensor, this camera is a masterpiece designed for astronomers who demand the best in image quality and performance.
Key Features:
Advanced Sony Sensor: The Sony IMX461 sensor brings a new level of imaging with 101 megapixels of resolution, perfect for detailed celestial shots.
High Quantum Efficiency: With an impressive 91% QE, the ASI461MM Pro excels in capturing light from distant stars and nebulae.
Exceptional Cooling System: Integrated two-stage TEC cooling keeps the sensor at an optimal temperature, reducing noise for crystal-clear long exposures.
Innovative Design for Unmatched Clarity:
The ZWO ASI461MM Pro is not just any camera; it's a portal to the universe. Its back-illuminated CMOS technology and anti-dew heater ensure that your images remain sharp and unaffected by environmental challenges.
Specifications:
Sensor: Sony-IMX461ALR-C, 3.4" CMOS
Resolution: 101.99 megapixels (11656x8750)
Pixel Size: 3.76µm
Full Well Capacity: 50.3Ke
ADC: 16bit for nuanced image gradations
Max Frame Rate: 3.77fps at full resolution
Cooling: Regulated Two Stage TEC
Back Focus Length: 17.5mm/22.5mm
Professional Grade Build:
Weight: 910g, built for stability and precision.
Interface: USB 3.0 Type-B for quick data transfer.
Protective Window: D79.3-4 AR for enhanced durability and clarity.
Optimized for Excellence:
With HCG mode for low read noise and a native 16-bit ADC, the ASI461MM Pro stands at the forefront of astrophotographic technology, promising images that are as deep and vast as space itself.
Enhance Your Astrophotography Setup:
The ZWO ASI461MM Pro comes with a suite of valuable accessories, including a 7-Position Electronic Filter Wheel and a Large Off-Axis Guider, ensuring that your camera is ready for any celestial event.
