Exposure range goes over a thousand seconds, and output is 12 bit raw, so I think this camera can indeed be used for our kind of EAA, just like other planetary cameras such as the ASI224 or the ASI290MC have been. The developer of AstroDMX for Linuxtried it (using sharpcap) andimaged M2 with it. Keep in mind the shots of Jupiter and Saturn seen below were imaged with a reflector with a bird jones design which means there is a built in barlow in the focuser that causes some optical abberations. This design is well known to create some focus issues as you cannot a real sharp image and you also get some color abberations. This camera will do a better job with a MAK telescope for sure which does not have such limitations. I am still very happy with them. Despite the title, this article applies equally to AstroDMx Capture for Linux and AstroDMx Capture for macOS and also to the SV205 camera. While I still don't know about touptek ancestry, I found out the SV305 camera is (at least right now) only windows compatible, and does work with sharpcap.

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Using sharpcap 3.1 that came with the camera. I have used varying settings trying to get a better image. I am using a diagonal. I tried using it throughout the lunar eclipse both with and without the lunar filter. I would have thought this an idea time to get some kind of images but just shadowy screen was all I could accomplish. Should I be able to see something terrestrial with this thing? SharpCap is very important because it will allow you to control all the features of the camera. You will have to do some learning here, but it is easy. If the reader is not familiar with vignetting or the separate phenomenon pixel-vignetting, then he/she should conduct online searches to find out more about these two phenomena. With the finderscope aimed, leave the setup assembled, without touching the focuser nor finder. It should be ready for "first light" with the moon The major feature of the guiding camera is light sensitivity. The SV105 is not very sensitive. You must see the stars through it to use the guiding software. The guiding scope you are using is important because if it is big enough, it can provide enough light for the SV105 camera sensor to work as a guiding camera.There are many reasons to like the SVBONY SV105 planetary imaging camera. I like that it’s easy to use and set up. The images were also of considerable quality despite the meager price point. So if anyone uses a telescope with 400mm focal length work together with SV105, don’t put SV105 whole adapter barrel into the diagonal. Try it, please! By the way, If anyone have a telescope with a 300mm focal length. Maybe you need a extend tube （ W2761 ） to connect the SV105 camera. then the camera could focus and capture the clear image.

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Q15:Is SV205 camera suitable for deep space photography? A15:The SV205 camera has only one second exposure time, which is not suitable for deep space photography. The SVBONY SV105 will come with the SharpCap installation CD. If you encounter any problems with the latest version, then install the version of SharpCap provided on the CD that came in the box. Can I use the SVBONY SV105 camera for astrophotography and deep sky imaging? For a long time, the cheapest option to do planetary imaging was using modified webcams with the telescope. I also wrote an article on how to use a webcam with a telescope. But manufacturers are building cameras that are the same price as webcams and without the need for modifications. However, after you master the SharpCap and processing software to create decent photos, you can start looking into more expensive planetary cameras from ZWO .

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Motion JPEG by itself has some inherent compression, which means there’s an additional limitation to the limitation of the sensor that comes with the ‘ 105.’ You have more flexibility with manipulating and editing RAW files than MJPG files. SVBONY SV105 is exclusively a planetary camera. You can do only planetary and moon imaging with it, which is a part of astrophotography. Deep sky astrophotography is not possible with this camera. Remember, it is a very expensive hobby and you can learn a lot even with a cheap SVBONY SV105 telescope camera. Takeaway: SVBONY SV105 is a budget camera for affordable planetary imaging