ZWO ASI1600MM 16 MP CMOS Monochrome Astronomy Camera with USB 3.0
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- ZWO ASI1600MM advanced monochrome astronomy camera with 16 megapixel 4/3” CMOS sensor with 4656x3520 resolution, 3.8 μm pixel size, and 21.9 mm diagonal
- Ideal for capturing wide field and high-resolution images of deep-sky objects, and works well for solar-system imaging as well
- Fast USB 3.0 transfer at up to 23 fps at maximum 4656x3520 resolution and 125 fps at 640x480; interface is backward compatible to USB 2.0
- Attractive red anodized CNC aluminum body stands up to heavy field use
- Ready to go out of the box with cables, adapters, and manual; Software and drivers available from manufacturer's website
- Compact 62mm x 41mm body with weight of only 140 g (5 oz)
The ZWO ASI1600MM is the first astronomy camera by ZWO Optical designed for deep-sky imaging. Built around a 16 megapixel monochrome CMOS 4/3" sensor, this advanced monochrome astronomy camera has a resolution of 4656x3520 with 3.8 μm pixels and a 21.9 mm diagonal. The ASI1600MM monochrome astronomy camera is a new milestone for deep-sky imagers and comes at a fraction of the cost of far more expensive CCD cameras.
With 12-bit ADC and low read noise, this high-sensitivity camera is ideal for wide-field astronomical imaging of deep-sky objects, and also works well on solar-system objects.
The fast USB 3.0 interface on the ASI1600MM allow transfer rates of up to 23 frames per second at full 4656x3520 resolution. At reduced resolution of 640x480, download rates up to 125 fps become possible. The camera enables exposure times of 32 μs to 2000 s (33.3 minutes).
The ASI1600MM has a robust and attractive CNC machined red-anodized aluminum body that stands up to heavy field use. A clear AR glass window protects the sensor and helps keep images sharpA 1/4-20 thread in the bottom of the camera makes it easy to attach the device to a camera tripod or mount, and four M4 threads along the outside edge offer additional mounting options.
The camera body features a standard T/T2 female thread (M42x0.75) so that it can be directly connected to T-threaded accessories. The M42 adapter can be removed to reduce back focus to just 6.5mm. Included is a 1.25"-T threaded nosepiece adapter that allows you to use the camera in standard 1.25" telescope focusers. The front of the camera also has a short (11mm long) 2" barrel that can be directly inserted into 2" telescope focusers. However, we recommend that use of a 2" T threaded prime focus adapter (not included) for a more robust connection to 2" telescope focusers.
This camera can be configured with the following connections for attachment to telescopes and imaging accessories:
- 1.25” nosepiece
- 2” nosepiece
- Female T/T2 thread (M42x0.75)
- Male T/T2 thread (M42x0.75)
- Female M48x0.75 thread
- Female M28.5x0.6 thread via 1.25" nosepiece or T2-1.25" adapter
The ZWO ASI1600MM monochrome astronomy camera can be used with just about any telescope. When used for autoguiding, the camera can also work with Maxim DL or PHD when guiding with long exposures. You also get a 2-meter USB 3.0 cable and a 2-meter ST4 guider cable for use in autoguiding. A M42-threaded 1.25" nosepiece and a 1.25" cover also come with the camera.
ZWO has phased out software CDs, but this camera comes with instructions to download the required control software and drivers directly from the ZWO website.
Specifications:
- Sensor: 4/3″ CMOS
- Diagonal: 21.9mm
- Resolution: 16Mega Pixels 4656×3520
- Pixel Size: 3.8µm
- Max FPS at full resolution :23FPS
- Exposure Range: 32µs-2000s
- Read Noise: 1.2e @30db gain
- Shutter:Rolling shutter
- QE peak: TBD
- Full well: 20ke
- ADC:12bit
- Interface: USB3.0/USB2.0
- Adaptor: 2″ / 1.25″ / M42X0.75
- Protect window:AR window
- Dimensions: φ62mm X 41mm
- Weight: 140g
- Back Focus Distance: 6.5mm
- Working Temperature: -5°C—45°C
- Storage Temperature: -20°C—60°C
- Working Relative Humidity: 20%—80%
- Storage Relative Humidity: 20%—95%
Supported Resolutions:
12Bit ADC
- 4656×3520 14.7fps
- 3840×2160 23.1fps
- 1920×1680 32.9fps
- 1280×960 47.1fps
- 640×480 80.4fps
- 320×240 124.4fps
10Bit ADC
- 4656×3520 23fps
- 3840×2160 36.2fps
- 1920×1680 57.7fps
- 1280×960 73.6fps
- 640×480 125.7fps
- 320×240 192.4fps
more resolutions are user defined
What's in the Box:
- ZWO ASI1600MM Camera Body (not includes the lens )
- T2-1.25″ nosepiece
- 1.25″ Cover
- 2 m long USB 3.0 cable
- 2 m long ST4 guider cable
- T2-M48 extender
- T2-1.25″ filter adapter
- Instructions for downloading drivers and software from ZWO website (Mac, PC & Linux Compatible)
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- ZWO ASI1600MM advanced monochrome astronomy camera with 16 megapixel 4/3” CMOS sensor with 4656x3520 resolution, 3.8 μm pixel size, and 21.9 mm diagonal
- Ideal for capturing wide field and high-resolution images of deep-sky objects, and works well for solar-system imaging as well
- Fast USB 3.0 transfer at up to 23 fps at maximum 4656x3520 resolution and 125 fps at 640x480; interface is backward compatible to USB 2.0
- Attractive red anodized CNC aluminum body stands up to heavy field use
- Ready to go out of the box with cables, adapters, and manual; Software and drivers available from manufacturer's website
- Compact 62mm x 41mm body with weight of only 140 g (5 oz)
The ZWO ASI1600MM is the first astronomy camera by ZWO Optical designed for deep-sky imaging. Built around a 16 megapixel monochrome CMOS 4/3" sensor, this advanced monochrome astronomy camera has a resolution of 4656x3520 with 3.8 μm pixels and a 21.9 mm diagonal. The ASI1600MM monochrome astronomy camera is a new milestone for deep-sky imagers and comes at a fraction of the cost of far more expensive CCD cameras.
With 12-bit ADC and low read noise, this high-sensitivity camera is ideal for wide-field astronomical imaging of deep-sky objects, and also works well on solar-system objects.
The fast USB 3.0 interface on the ASI1600MM allow transfer rates of up to 23 frames per second at full 4656x3520 resolution. At reduced resolution of 640x480, download rates up to 125 fps become possible. The camera enables exposure times of 32 μs to 2000 s (33.3 minutes).
The ASI1600MM has a robust and attractive CNC machined red-anodized aluminum body that stands up to heavy field use. A clear AR glass window protects the sensor and helps keep images sharpA 1/4-20 thread in the bottom of the camera makes it easy to attach the device to a camera tripod or mount, and four M4 threads along the outside edge offer additional mounting options.
The camera body features a standard T/T2 female thread (M42x0.75) so that it can be directly connected to T-threaded accessories. The M42 adapter can be removed to reduce back focus to just 6.5mm. Included is a 1.25"-T threaded nosepiece adapter that allows you to use the camera in standard 1.25" telescope focusers. The front of the camera also has a short (11mm long) 2" barrel that can be directly inserted into 2" telescope focusers. However, we recommend that use of a 2" T threaded prime focus adapter (not included) for a more robust connection to 2" telescope focusers.
This camera can be configured with the following connections for attachment to telescopes and imaging accessories:
- 1.25” nosepiece
- 2” nosepiece
- Female T/T2 thread (M42x0.75)
- Male T/T2 thread (M42x0.75)
- Female M48x0.75 thread
- Female M28.5x0.6 thread via 1.25" nosepiece or T2-1.25" adapter
The ZWO ASI1600MM monochrome astronomy camera can be used with just about any telescope. When used for autoguiding, the camera can also work with Maxim DL or PHD when guiding with long exposures. You also get a 2-meter USB 3.0 cable and a 2-meter ST4 guider cable for use in autoguiding. A M42-threaded 1.25" nosepiece and a 1.25" cover also come with the camera.
ZWO has phased out software CDs, but this camera comes with instructions to download the required control software and drivers directly from the ZWO website.
Specifications:
- Sensor: 4/3″ CMOS
- Diagonal: 21.9mm
- Resolution: 16Mega Pixels 4656×3520
- Pixel Size: 3.8µm
- Max FPS at full resolution :23FPS
- Exposure Range: 32µs-2000s
- Read Noise: 1.2e @30db gain
- Shutter:Rolling shutter
- QE peak: TBD
- Full well: 20ke
- ADC:12bit
- Interface: USB3.0/USB2.0
- Adaptor: 2″ / 1.25″ / M42X0.75
- Protect window:AR window
- Dimensions: φ62mm X 41mm
- Weight: 140g
- Back Focus Distance: 6.5mm
- Working Temperature: -5°C—45°C
- Storage Temperature: -20°C—60°C
- Working Relative Humidity: 20%—80%
- Storage Relative Humidity: 20%—95%
Supported Resolutions:
12Bit ADC
- 4656×3520 14.7fps
- 3840×2160 23.1fps
- 1920×1680 32.9fps
- 1280×960 47.1fps
- 640×480 80.4fps
- 320×240 124.4fps
10Bit ADC
- 4656×3520 23fps
- 3840×2160 36.2fps
- 1920×1680 57.7fps
- 1280×960 73.6fps
- 640×480 125.7fps
- 320×240 192.4fps
more resolutions are user defined
What's in the Box:
- ZWO ASI1600MM Camera Body (not includes the lens )
- T2-1.25″ nosepiece
- 1.25″ Cover
- 2 m long USB 3.0 cable
- 2 m long ST4 guider cable
- T2-M48 extender
- T2-1.25″ filter adapter
- Instructions for downloading drivers and software from ZWO website (Mac, PC & Linux Compatible)
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| Free Shipping Graphic | Free US Shipping |
| Hide Found a better Shipped Price on Frontend? | No |