analog & Digital video cameras That I have used
Below are cameras that I have had the pleasure to use. Recently digital cameras have come to dominate EAA. It started with the Lodestar, then really took off with the ASI224MC (and other cameras with the Sony IMX224 sensor). Today there are many new cameras which are used for EAA - far more than I could begin to own myself. And new ones come available as new sensors hit the market. These days my main camera is the ASI2600MC Pro with an APS-C sized chip. I also have the ASI533MC Pro with a 16mm chip to use on a second scope. The much smaller ASI224MC doesn't get much use with its comparatively tiny chip.
ASI1600MC USB Camera with 1 1/4" nose piece
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ASI1600MC has a USB and Guider Port each on the side
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ASI1600MC 4/3" CMOS chip with 16 Mega Pixels
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Starlight Xpress Lodestar X2C USB Camera
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Lodestar X2C w/Guider Port on Top & Micro USB Port on Bottom
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Lodestar X2C 1/2" CCD
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ASI224MC USB Camera w/ Mallincam MFR5 II Focal Reducer
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ASI224MC w/Guider Port at Left & USB Port Hidden at Bottom
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ASI224MC 1/3" CMOS Chip
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Revolution Imager 2 w/ Focal Reducer & C-Mount Adapter
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Rear Panel of the Revolution Imager 2 with BNC & Power Connection & OSD Buttons
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Revolution Imager 2 1/3" CCD
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Mallincam Xtreme with 2 Element MFR5 II Focal Reducer and 5mm Spacer
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Xtreme Rear Panel With BNC & S-Video Outputs, Auxiliary Input for Remote Control, Power Input & OSD Buttons
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Xtreme 1/2" CCD
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Rear Panel for Micro & DSO-1 with OSD Menu Buttons, BNC Output, Power Input & Auto Iris for Remote Control
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Micro & DSO-1 1/3" CCD
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Samsung SCB 2000
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Rear Panel for SCB 2000 with BNC Output, OSD Buttons & Power Input
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SCB 2000 1/3" CCD
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AVS MKIV with Integration Thermally Controlled Cooling Fan
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Rear Panel for AVS MKIV with OSD Menu Buttons, BNC Output, Power Input & Auto Iris for Remote Control
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MKIV 1/3" CCD
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Mallincam Jr Pro with Wireless Exposure Control (an Intervolometer)
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Samsung with UTC Menu Control
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AVS MKIV Bluetooth Remote
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SBIG STV with TEC and internal filter/wheel.
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STV has a hard wired control and video cable.
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The STV uses a Texas Instruments, 1/3" TC-237 CCD
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