Nearly everyone that is starting to observe the night sky wants to store the images that he sees through the telescope. With the new BRESSER WIFI camera the first steps towards lunar and planetary imaging are extremely easy: just download the free app from the app-store or google play, install it onto a tablet or even smartphone, insert the camera into your telescope and you are ready to make high resolution pictures of the moon or planets.
Specifications:
- Image output size: 2560×1440, 1280×720, 1152×864, 640×480 Pixel
- Video output size: HD 1280×720 (˜24fps), 320×240 (˜30fps) Pixel
- WLAN-Standard: 802.11bgn
- Power source: Mini-USB +5V , 4 x LR6 (AA)
- Power consumtion: 200mA
- with Wifi: 350mA
- Camera barrel diameter: 1,25″ ( 31,7mm)
- CMOS Sensor: 1/4″ 1.3M CMOS Sensor
- Physical Chip resolution:1280×1024 Pixel
- Chipsize: 3,67×2,96 mm
- Pixelsize: 2,79µm
- Filter thread for 1.25″ color and nebular filter inside
- Extension tube for easy focussing included
Field of view for various focal lengths in mm (listed in arcminutes):
- 400 mm – 31,54’x 25,44′
- 500 mm – 25,23’x 20,35′
- 600 mm – 21,03’x 16,96′
- 700 mm – 18,02’x 14,54′
- 800 mm – 15,77’x 12,72′
- 900 mm – 14,02’x 11,31′
- 1000 mm – 12,62’x 10,18′
- 1250 mm – 10,09’x 8,14′
- 1500 mm – 8,41’x 6,78′
- 1750 mm – 7,21’x 5,81′
- 2000 mm – 6,31’x 5,09′
Technical Data
| GENERAL TECHNICAL DATA | |
| Colour | black |
| Material | Plastic |
| Standard warranty | 2 |
| DIMENSIONS & WEIGHTS | |
| Total length | 95 mm |
| Total width | 88 mm |
| Total height | 88 mm |
| Net weight (without access.) | |
