SVBONY SV305C Planetary Camera, IMX662 Color Telescope Camera, 1.25 inches Electronic Eyepiece with Removable UV IR Cut Glass, Suitable for Astrophotography and EAA
Details
- Shooting ModesAutomatic
- Exposure Control TypeAutomatic
- Colorgray
- Video Capture Resolution4K
- Media TypeMemory Stick
Description
🌌 Capture the cosmos like a pro—never miss a starry moment!
- SEAMLESS FRAME CAPTURE - Built-in 128MB DDRIII buffer ensures no missed frames even during USB interruptions—capture every moment flawlessly.
- CUSTOMIZABLE IMAGING MODES - One-key switch between high-speed planetary and long-exposure sky modes via SharpCap software for effortless pro-level control.
- MODULAR FILTER FLEXIBILITY - Detachable UV/IR cut glass lets you swap filters to tailor your astrophotography experience like a true star chaser.
- ASTRO READY SENSOR POWERHOUSE - IMX662 sensor with 2.9μm pixels delivers ultra-sensitive, low-noise planetary and lunar shots.
- PRECISION FOCUS WITH ROI BIN - Region of Interest and 2x2 pixel binning boost frame rates and sensitivity, letting you zero in on celestial details faster.
The SVBONY SV305C is a cutting-edge 1.25-inch color planetary camera featuring a back-illuminated IMX662 CMOS sensor with 2.9μm pixels, optimized for astrophotography and electronic assisted astronomy (EAA). It boasts a 128MB DDRIII image buffer to prevent frame loss, advanced noise reduction with HCG technology, and versatile imaging modes accessible via SharpCap software. With ROI and BIN functions for enhanced sensitivity and frame rate, plus a detachable UV/IR cut filter, this camera offers professional-grade performance for capturing planets, the moon, and deep sky objects.
Specifications
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6"D x 3"W x 3"H |
| Autofocus | No |
| Photo Sensor Technology | CMOS |
| Sensor Type | CMOS |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| ISO Range | [Variable] |
| Minimum Shutter Speed | Fast |
| Audio Recording | No |
| Has Self-Timer | No |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| File Format | RAW, JPEG |
| Video Capture Format | MP4 |
| Shooting Modes | Automatic |
| Exposure Control Type | Automatic |
| Color | gray |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4K |
| Supported Media Type | Memory Stick PRO Duo |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
Reviews
R**R
Wow! That's all I can say.
The first time I used this camera was to view the 2024 Solar Eclipse from Central Ohio. You can see how good it is. This camera in conjunction with the Sharpcap software is amazing. I'm very amateur at this, it didn't take me long to figure out.Based on the magnification I'm getting, it's approximately a 5mm aperture, so my 750mm Newtonian gives me a 150x view. A perfect and inexpensive starter camera.I love not having to stoop and squint at the eyepiece anymore.
S**.
Works great until
Works great until it heats up then the image is quite bad.I can only get 20 minutes of images. This is in AZ USA so it’s 90 degrees outside at night.They need to have a cooled version of this for $250. I’d buy 2.
R**R
Great camera for what it is
Depending on your setup this is a great camera if you have the proper setup it can offer decent quality pics with the the right scope and operating systems
W**B
The planitary camera that can do deep sky.
I am liking the deep sky EAA images I am getting with this camera and the 60mm guide scope as the imaging telescope. Budget friendly and fun. Field of view is about 1 degree.
J**E
May never know
Never worked tried everything.
R**O
Works great for guide cam and takes ok shots.
I use it for my guidescope camera. It does take decent planetary and lunar shots however.
S**R
Didn't work at all
Received the camera and tried it out on our Orion 16" dobsonian telescope. Total waste of time. Camera does nothing. I downloaded and installed the two software packages (SVBONY camera software and the recommended Imagery software). The camera produces a white glare when pointed at a bright light (end of a flashlight for example), but shows nothing from the telescope. Tried all manner of settings, exposure, focus options, etc - nothing. The camera never showed a single image or even a blur through the telescope. Returned the unit.
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