Full-Frame Expansive FOV (36mm × 24mm)
Featuring a large 43.3mm diagonal sensor area, it captures broad cosmic landscapes without cropping, providing a breathtaking wide-field view of deep-sky targets.
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SkyEye26AC Plus
Caméra d'astrophotographie ciel profond phare APS-C IMX571C
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$1,489.00
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Compatibility / Requirements
Compatibility / Requirements
ATR Series cooled cameras require a stable 12V 3A DC power supply. Use the supplied adapter or a lithium-ion battery with a stable 11–14V output.
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Full Specifications
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Meet SkyEye62AM
The Ultimate Full-Frame Monochrome Camera for Deep-Sky Imaging
Powered by Sony IMX455 61-megapixel full-frame monochrome CMOS sensor with 3.76μm pixels, SkyEye62AM maximizes light gathering efficiency and spatial detail across every frame. From faint, wispy dark dust lanes to dense, glowing star clusters,SkyEye62AM translates faint cosmic light into sharp, noise-free images without compromising your frame's true perspective.
IMX455M Sensor
61MP Ultra-High Resolution
With a native 9576 × 6388 pixel array and a 3.76μm pixel size, it balances high photon collection efficiency with exceptional spatial resolution to reveal intricate details in nebulae and galaxies.
Near 100% Peak QE & Broad Emission Sensitivity
Reaching a peak efficiency near 100% around 540nm and maintaining over 80% sensitivity across 430–650nm, it maximizes photon capture for narrow-band Ha, OIII, and SII emissions to reveal subtle deep-sky structures.
Is SkyEye62AM Camera for Astrophotography Worth it?
Advanced Deep-sky Astrophotographers
Tailored for experienced imagers, deep-sky survey enthusiasts, and remote observatory operators who demand top-tier spatial resolution, uncompromised signal extraction, and gallery-grade results.
Imagers with High-End Optics & Complete Systems
Built for users who already own telescopes capable of delivering a flat 44mm+ image circle, with the budget to support large-format filters (2" or 50mm), wide-aperture imaging trains (M48/M54), and powerful processing workstations.
SkyEye62AM Performance Analysis
Delivering a peak quantum efficiency near 100% around 540nm and maintaining over 80% sensitivity across 430–650nm, the SkyEye62AM maximizes photon collection across critical Ha, OIII, and SII spectral bands.
Why Choose the SkyEye Series
512MB DDR3 High-Speed Buffer
Featuring an onboard 512MB DDR3 buffer, the camera ensures stable USB 3.0 data transfer, preventing frame loss and transmission-induced amp-glow. The camera supports digital pixel binning from 1x1 to 8x8 (via stacking or averaging) and hardware pixel binning from 1x1 to 3x3 (via averaging). On-sensor hardware binning provides significantly faster readout speeds and processing efficiency than software binning.
Zero Amp-Glow Technology
The camera features a specialized zero amp-glow circuit design that maintains a clean, perfectly uniform sensor background across multi-minute long exposures, protecting the faintest details of delicate nebulae.
Anti-Condensation Heating
The camera optical window features an integrated smart heating system that actively measures ambient temperature and humidity. It automatically applies precise heat to prevent condensation, keeping your optical path crystal clear without introducing disruptive thermal air currents.
Two-Stage TEC Cooling
The camera utilizes a high-performance two-stage Thermoelectric Cooling (TEC) system. By achieving a cooling around -45 °C to - 35°C below ambient, the camera cools the sensor deeply and consistently, delivering exceptionally quiet background noise levels for long-exposure imaging.
ATR vs SkyEye
Which Series Do You Need
Sensor Format
The ATR series features versatile sensors ranging from 1/1.2” up to APS-C (e.g., ATR585, ATR2600) to offer a balanced mix of performance and flexibility, whereas the flagship SkyEye series incorporates full-frame (35mm) and large-format sensors (e.g., SkyEye62AM) to maximize light-gathering area and deliver expansive, uncropped fields of view.
OSC or Mono
Choose the acquisition workflow that matches your imaging goals
One-Shot Color (OSC) cameras streamline your workflow by capturing full-color images without a filter wheel, offering a fast and travel-friendly setup that is perfect for astrophotography beginners, mobile imagers, or anyone seeking high-quality results with minimal post-processing.
Monochrome (Mono) cameras, however, deliver superior photon efficiency and pixel-level sharpness by eliminating the light loss and resolution interpolation of a Bayer matrix. Mono imaging is tailored for dedicated deep-sky astrophotographers who demand maximum sensitivity, ultimate narrowband performance (Ha, OIII, SII), and full control over composite LRGB rendering under any sky condition.
What's in the Box
Frequently Asked Questions
What power supply does the SkyEye62AM require?
The SkyEye62AM requires a regulated 12V 3A DC power supply for stable imaging and cooling performance.
- Use the supplied factory power adapter whenever possible.
- For field use, choose a high-quality lithium-ion battery with a stable 11–14V output.
- Avoid unstable or falsely rated power supplies, which may interrupt cooling or image capture.
What sensor does the SkyEye62AM use, and is it a full-frame camera?
Yes. The SkyEye62AM uses the Sony IMX455M full-frame monochrome CMOS sensor.
- Sensor format: 36 × 24mm full frame
- Resolution: 61MP (9576 × 6388)
- Pixel size: 3.76μm
The monochrome sensor records incoming light without a Bayer color filter array, supporting high photon efficiency and detailed LRGB or narrowband imaging.
What optical setup is recommended for the SkyEye62AM full-frame sensor?
Use a telescope and corrector that can provide a flat image circle of approximately 44mm or larger so the full-frame sensor is properly illuminated.
For the imaging train, wide-clear-aperture M48 or M54 connections and large-format filters such as 2-inch or 50mm filters are recommended. Undersized adapters, filter wheels, or filters can restrict the light path and introduce vignetting near the frame edges.
What is the cooling performance of the SkyEye62AM?
The SkyEye62AM uses a two-stage Thermoelectric Cooling (TEC) system and can maintain a temperature differential of up to approximately 35°C below ambient temperature.
Actual cooling performance depends on ambient temperature, ventilation around the camera, the stability of the 12V 3A power supply, and the load from the optical-window heater. Keep the fan and airflow unobstructed for stable long-exposure operation.
What is the backfocus of the SkyEye62AM?
The SkyEye62AM provides two backfocus configurations:
- 17.5mm with the detachable 5mm front adapter installed.
- 12.5mm with the 5mm front adapter removed.
Use the selected configuration when calculating the total spacing for your corrector, filter wheel, off-axis guider, and other imaging-train components.
