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QHY offers a very comprehensive and flexible adapter system that allows our cameras to achieve focus with a variety of accessories, including camera lens adapters, off-axis guiders, filter wheels and numerous optical systems. The many potential combinations of these items produce an equally larg...
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The Baader M68 is a system that fulfils many wishes in an elegant way and with high stability. All distances can be set precisely, and with the Baader M68-Tilter
(#2458170 , € 255,- € € 229.50)
an ingenious extension has been added to the system.
But be...
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We at Baader Planetarium consider the QHY 533 M/C to be a very good and reasonably priced entry-level camera. It has everything a modern CMOS camera can do. For amateur astronomers interested in all areas of astronomical photography, the QHY 533 C/M can cover a wide range of your images. With i...
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The CGX: A Versatile Mount For Everyone!
Recently I was able to work with the Celestron CGX, the Baader Apo 95/560 Travel Companion, the Nikon D810A and the StarAid Revolution as guiding system for the first time. Once again the results proved how much you can get out of a good syste...
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The "C" model of the QHY 268 has a shorter chip distance to the contact surface as of now.
Since January 2023, the QHY268C body configuration will be the same as the QHY268M camera. That is, both the mono and color cameras will have bodies with the short back focal length design. Previously th...
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THE STORY: Veil Nebula and Planewave CDK14 – it can be so easy
The "Veil Nebula" NGC 6960 is a remnant of a supernova explosion that occurred 8000 to 10,000 years ago. With a length of over one degree it is huge - and the Cygnus loop, to which the Veil Nebula belongs, is even larger at around 2...
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The CDK [Corrected Dall-Kirkham] telescope is based on a new optical design developed by Dave Rowe. The goal of the design is to make an affordable astrographic telescope with a large enough imaging plane to take advantage of the large format CCD cameras of today. Most telescope images degrade a...
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Many support requests that reach me via Baader Planetarium are related to the increasing use of USB – no matter whether mounts or cameras are connected, the old connections (RS-232, FireWire...) have largely been replaced by USB. The USB connection has made a triumphal march around the world, a...
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From time to time customers contact us who have bought a cooled CMOS camera, because they are not satisfied with their image results. They have been working with an uncooled DSLR camera or even a cooled CCD camera and compare the old images with what their new QHY delivers. So we often hear:
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The following statement and pictures were sent to us by our customer Bernhard Hubl.
Hello astrophotographers,
I am pleased to present to you today the First Light with the QHY 268M on the TEC APO 200 FL.
The planetary nebula Abell 12 is perfect for testing the combination of opti...
QHY offers a very comprehensive and flexible adapter system that allows our cameras to achieve focus with a variety of accessories, including camera lens adapters, off-axis guiders, filter wheels and numerous optical systems. The many potential combinations of these items produce an equally larg...
The Baader M68 is a system that fulfils many wishes in an elegant way and with high stability. All distances can be set precisely, and with the Baader M68-Tilter (#2458170 , € 255,- € € 229.50) an ingenious extension has been added to the system. But be...
We at Baader Planetarium consider the QHY 533 M/C to be a very good and reasonably priced entry-level camera. It has everything a modern CMOS camera can do. For amateur astronomers interested in all areas of astronomical photography, the QHY 533 C/M can cover a wide range of your images. With i...
The CGX: A Versatile Mount For Everyone! Recently I was able to work with the Celestron CGX, the Baader Apo 95/560 Travel Companion, the Nikon D810A and the StarAid Revolution as guiding system for the first time. Once again the results proved how much you can get out of a good syste...
The "C" model of the QHY 268 has a shorter chip distance to the contact surface as of now. Since January 2023, the QHY268C body configuration will be the same as the QHY268M camera. That is, both the mono and color cameras will have bodies with the short back focal length design. Previously th...
THE STORY: Veil Nebula and Planewave CDK14 – it can be so easy The "Veil Nebula" NGC 6960 is a remnant of a supernova explosion that occurred 8000 to 10,000 years ago. With a length of over one degree it is huge - and the Cygnus loop, to which the Veil Nebula belongs, is even larger at around 2...
The CDK [Corrected Dall-Kirkham] telescope is based on a new optical design developed by Dave Rowe. The goal of the design is to make an affordable astrographic telescope with a large enough imaging plane to take advantage of the large format CCD cameras of today. Most telescope images degrade a...
Many support requests that reach me via Baader Planetarium are related to the increasing use of USB – no matter whether mounts or cameras are connected, the old connections (RS-232, FireWire...) have largely been replaced by USB. The USB connection has made a triumphal march around the world, a...
From time to time customers contact us who have bought a cooled CMOS camera, because they are not satisfied with their image results. They have been working with an uncooled DSLR camera or even a cooled CCD camera and compare the old images with what their new QHY delivers. So we often hear: ...
The following statement and pictures were sent to us by our customer Bernhard Hubl. Hello astrophotographers, I am pleased to present to you today the First Light with the QHY 268M on the TEC APO 200 FL. The planetary nebula Abell 12 is perfect for testing the combination of opti...
