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Model: zwo_asi071mc-proPart Number: ZWO ASI071MC-P
The ASI071MC-PRO (ZWO's newest camera) features the popular Sony IMX071 APS-C (1.8") sensor for very high quality images.
Regulated two-stage, tec-cooling will cool to 35-40 degrees below ambient temperature.
Features a controllable anti-dew protect window heater and an external desiccant tube design so you will never need to physically open the camera.
ZWO Pro cameras feature a 256MB DDR3 memory buffer to help maintain data transfer stability and reduce amp-glow issues caused by the slow data transfer speed when using a USB2.0 port.
All ZWO cameras include a 2-year warranty.
14Bit ADC
Additional resolutions can be user defined.
The following manuals and downloads are available for this product:
Software
ZWO Software and Drivers
So happy with the service. Originally ordered from ***, never again. Their internal system refused my card and they cost me 50 euros transfer charge. Flo no problems at all, camera arrived within couple of day even matched the price.Happy customer, will use again.
I have just made the move from a DSLR camera to a dedicated astrophotography camera. The results of my first four days imaging are very good so much better than the DSLR. The service was great with communication about the order from placement to shipping.
Excellent camera , my first photo was M42 ,..whooo great quality image with no filters , great choice very happy
Due to the clouds included with the new camera, I’ve only had a few hours to test under the stars, but first impressions are very favourable - I unscrewed my 183MC, screwed on the 071, opened Nebulosity4, and found an almost perfectly focused image! The field of view is around 2.4x1.6 degrees, and seemed paetty flat, but the clouds rolled in before I could capture enough data to confirm this. Quite easy to avoid saturation using this camera, which was one of my targets.Overall, very pleased, so far.Minor niggle, in that Win10 doesn’t seem to get on with the camera’s USB hub, but once it stops trying, everything else settles down & works fine.