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Product Description
The SVBONY SC311 is the first wifi camera we developed for astrophotography. It uses Sony IMX662 color CMOS chip and 2.4G wifi technology to enjoy the fun of sharing with multiple people and a clearer visual experience.
IMX662 Color CMOS Sensor
The SC311 is designed with Sony IMX662 color CMOS sensor, which uses advanced STARVIS 2 technology. It has the characteristics of no amp glow and very low readout noise, higher sensitivity to red and near infrared(NIR) light. It is especially suitable for EAA Astronomy.
WIFI Technology
2.4G WiFi technology let you can use 4 devices at the same time and share the fun of astronomy with your friends. Support Android and Apple systems, you can download them in the software store .
10M WIFI Distance
10M effective transmission sensing distance allows you to get rid of the shackles of the data cable, it is easier to realize the fun of astronomy observation outdoors.
Share the Joy of Observation with Friends
4h Standby Time
Built-in 2400mah lithium battery, it can support about 4 hours of continuous work, allowing you to have more time to focus on observations.
SvbonyAstro Software
Connect to SvbonyAstro, a software application designed by SVBONY. You can do observation on your phone or pad and save them to the SC311 built-in TF card, and then easily share your fun through social media with just one click. For Apple phones, please search for SvbonyAstro in the app store and install the app.
Removable Protective Glass
The removable protective glass(UV/IR CUT filter) design allows you to experience it in more ways, but it should be noted that you should try not to disassemble it to avoid dust entering and affecting the later shooting results. This removable UV/IR CUT filter design high transmittance of more than 96% in the visible light range of 400-700nm. If you want to shoot infrared or ultraviolet band, try to use the IR685, IR850 filter to achieve different shooting experience.
Built-in TF Card
Built-in 32GB TF card, you can save photos or video files to the TF card, it will not occupy the storage space of the mobile device.
1.25"/CS/C Adapter
Equipped with a 1.25-inch/CS/C adapter ring to meet your various needs. You can install filters or camera lenses without having to consider purchasing adapters separately.
Compatible with MK105
Used with MK105, you should get good results in planetary photography, solar and lunar photography.
Application Scenario
Give it a try and start a new exploration with us, and what kind of photos will you get?
What's in the Box
Specifications
| Model | SC311 |
| Sensor Model | SONY IMX662 |
| Total Pixels | 2.1 Mega Pixels |
| Diagonal | 6.44mm |
| Max Resolution | 1920×1080 |
| Pixel Size | 2.9μm X 2.9μm |
| Chip Size | 5.6mm×3.2mm |
| Exposure Range | 0.02ms-5s |
| QE Peak | ≈91% |
| ADC | 12 bit |
| Adapter | 1.25″/CS/C |
| Removable Protective Glass | UV/IR CUT |
| Back Focal Length | 12.5mm |
| Wifi module | 2.4G,150Mbps |
| Storage | TF Card, Max support 256G, come with 32G |
| USB Type | Type-C |
| Build-In Battery | 2400 mAh |
| Output Format Support | Image jpg; Video MP4 |
| Video | support |
| Photograph | support |
| Plan to take pictures | support |
| Working Humidity | 20%RH-80%RH |
| Storage Humidity | 20%RH-95%RH |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C~50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C~60°C |
| Net Weight | 372g |
| Total Weight | 400g |
Customer Reviews
I bought this camera over a month ago and I can count on one hand the number of clear nights in my area since then. Most of those nights I concentrated on using a smart telescope that I had bought just before I bought this camera. This morning before daylight I noticed that the Moon was unobstructed by clouds so I had a chance to try the camera for the first time. I managed to snap a few photos with the camera attached to a SV48P OTA 102mm before I went for a morning run. I never had time to set up a equatorial mount that I had bought at the same time as the camera (a mount that I had not had a chance to use yet because of lack of clear nights) so I attached the SV48P to a tripod that came with a small reflector telescope that I had bought on sale at Canadian Tire a few years ago. The mount on this tripod is terrible and it was just about impossible to position it to exactly where I needed it. I had to hold the scope in position with one arm as I focused and then tapped the icon on the screen to take the picture with the other hand. The scope was jittery and the focus may not be perfect when I snapped the photos below. There is also a video because when the app that is used with the camera is opened it always defaults to video mode. The video and photos with greater magnification are a little bit more blurry than the rest of the photos because they were shoot through a 2x Barlow lens that I was testing the day before I took these images and forgot to remove before taking the video and the first image. The Barlow was removed before the rest of the images were taken.
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