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Player One Ceres 462M Mono Guide Camera

Player One Ceres 462M Mono Guide Camera

by Player One
SKU POA-Ceres-462M
$179.00 - $179.00
$179.00
$179.00 - $179.00
$179.00
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  • Monochrome IMX462 sensor
  • USB 3.0 high-speed connectivity
  • High sensitivity for low-light imaging
  • Low read noise for clean signal
  • Compact design for planetary and guiding use
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  • Description
  • FAQ
  • Specifications

The Player One Ceres 462M USB3.0 Mono Camera (IMX462) is a compact, high-sensitivity camera designed for planetary imaging, guiding, and entry-level astrophotography.

Featuring the Sony IMX462 monochrome sensor, it delivers strong performance in low-light conditions with low read noise and fast data transfer via USB 3.0. It is well suited for lunar and planetary imaging as well as use as a guide camera. Full review and detailed analysis coming soon.

Is this camera good for planetary imaging?
Yes, the IMX462 sensor offers high sensitivity and fast frame rates, making it ideal for planetary imaging.

Can it be used as a guide camera?
Yes, its compact size and sensitivity make it well suited for autoguiding.

Is this a cooled camera?
No, this model is not cooled and is primarily intended for planetary imaging and guiding.

Detailed specifications coming shortly.