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Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View

Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View

$ 62.29

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Telescope Camera CMOS Electronic Digital Eyepiece 1.25 Inch Lunar Planetary View
NOTE:
The SV105 can't auto focus; you need to adjust the telescope focus to see a clear image.
SV105 camera works on many Windows, Linux, Android and Mac OS systems.
SV105 works well with telescope focal lengths in 400mm to 800mm range so using a refractor telescope with this focal length should allow seeing a clear image without any accessories.
Shorter focal length telescopes and toy or low-quality telescopes are not recommended for use with the SV105.
When using a refractor telescope on the Moon with over 1000mm focal length you may need a focal reducer in order to focus correctly. SVBony also sells a 1.25” focal reducer. When viewing Jupiter or Saturn, we recommend also using a barlow lens for higher magnification up to 300 times magnification
power. you can better see the finer details of Jupiter or Saturn. The clarity of the image is also related to the your shooting environment and light pollution.
Experienced astronomers use software to edit the images captured by SV105, then the images will be much more clear.
A little tip for beginners: if you are shooting the Moon, keep your gain lower and brightness down a little bit since the Moon is closer and brighter. When shooting the planets, increase the gain and brightness since they are much dimmer objects. When taking pictures of the Sun; make sure your
telescope has the solar safety film/solar filters needed.
SV105 is just a tool for astrophotography. If you want to shoot planets like Jupiter, Saturn and Mars,
etc. the quality of the telescope you use needs to be good enough; the quality of your telescope is
related to SV105 shooting performance.
Recommend the SV105 Digital Camera to someone starting out in astro-photography, and it makes a great birthday or Christmas gift too.