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Orion StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imager III Review

Orion StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imager III Review

Orion StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imager III Review

A review of Orion StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imager III.

Price: 1,299.95 USD
Manufacturer: Orion
Orion StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imager III – Product Warranty: One year
Type of Product: Astro-Imaging > Cameras

The StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imager III will put you on the cutting edge of imaging technology, using the same “tri-color” photo processing technique employed by professional astronomers the world over. The composites you take will combine to reveal previously unnoticed details in deep-sky objects. What’s more, the new DSMI III utilizes the highly acclaimed 2/3″ format Sony ICX285AL CCD with an impressive 1360×1024 pixel array. This impressive imaging chip provides high sensitivity and resolution, and yields superior color rendition when used with LRGB filters. The DSMI III utilizes Thermoelectric Cooling (TEC) – a feature not always offered by the competition – which dramatically reduces electronic noise for better-quality images. The TEC efficiency is further enhanced by an integrated cooling fan and aluminum heat sink camera body. Fan speed is adjustable and there’s an optional TEC shutoff for severe outdoor conditions. The included MaxIm DL Essentials v2.04 software provides an easy interface for focusing, capturing, dual camera control for imaging and autoguiding, batch processing, dark frame and flat field calibration, image stacking, and more. All power for the camera, TEC and fan is supplied by a single 12-volt DC connection. A 10′ power cable with cigarette lighter plug and a 10′ USB cable are included. The DSMI III also comes with a custom hard carrying case for safe transport. One-year limited warranty.

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