ASI 432 MM Mono Camera

This camera monochromatic ZWO, with his The large sensor is ideal for photographing the sun and moon, but it can also be used very well for deep sky photography thanks to its low noise level.

The ASI 432MM It is equipped with a modern Sony IMX432 sensor and stands out above all for its Its wide field of view, high capture rate, and complete absence of annoying amp glow make this camera very interesting not only for photographing the planetary system and our sun, but also for long exposures (deep-sky photography).

The sensor is large enough for many deep-sky objects, and in most cases, an additional corrector is not necessary. The ASI 432MM is well-suited, for example, for photographing the entire lunar disk, the entire solar disk (with the appropriate filter!), long exposures of nebulae and galaxies, infrared photography to reduce the effects of visibility, autoguiding (it has an autoguiding connection), electronically assisted astronomy (EAA) with the Moon and Sun, and, to a limited extent, for photographing deep-sky objects.

The transparent glass filter prevents dust from entering the sensor. It also allows UV and infrared rays to pass through, so measurements can be taken. infrared photographs with the camera. The low noise level and the anti-ampglow circuit This makes this uncooled camera interesting for photographing deep-sky objects, such as faint nebulae, star clusters, and galaxies.