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Player One Poseidon-M Pro Mono IMX571 Cooled Astrophotography Camera

Player One Poseidon-M Pro Mono IMX571 Cooled Astrophotography Camera

by Player One
SKU POA-Poseidon-M-Pro
$1,899.00 - $1,899.00
$1,899.00
$1,899.00 - $1,899.00
$1,899.00
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  • Monochrome cooled astrophotography camera
  • High-sensitivity sensor for deep-sky imaging
  • Advanced cooling system for low noise performance
  • USB high-speed data transfer
  • Compatible with major astrophotography software
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  • Description
  • FAQ
  • Specifications

The Player One Poseidon-M Pro Mono Cooled Astrophotography Camera is designed for serious deep-sky imaging, delivering high sensitivity and low-noise performance for capturing faint astronomical targets.

With its regulated cooling system and monochrome sensor, it is optimized for advanced imaging workflows, including narrowband and LRGB imaging. Full detailed review and imaging performance analysis coming soon.

Is this camera suitable for deep-sky astrophotography?
Yes, its cooled monochrome sensor is specifically designed for high-quality deep-sky imaging.

Does it require filters?
Yes, as a monochrome camera, it requires filters (LRGB or narrowband) to produce color images.

What software is it compatible with?
It works with most major astrophotography software that supports dedicated astronomy cameras.

Detailed specifications coming shortly.