ATR533M leverages Sony's advanced optical technology with a 1-inch format mono sensor, boasting 9 megapixels and high quantum efficiency (QE), allowing users to easily capture clearer deep-sky images. With zero amp-glow, ultra-low readout noise as low as 1.1e, and 3.76μm square pixels, it ensures exceptional image quality. The excellent two-stage TEC cooling system maintains precise temperature control within a deviation of ±0.1°C, while the dew prevention heater (window heating) further enhances performance. It is a camera specially created for beginners of deep-sky photography!
ATR533M features the Sony IMX533 mono sensor with 1-inch optical format, ideal for both narrowband and broadband deep-sky imaging with exceptional sensitivity.
ATR533M camera has a 512MB (4Gb) ultra-fast memory buffer to ensure stable image transmission, easing the burden on your computer's transmission system.
ATR533M features a two-stage Thermoelectric Cooling (TEC) with controllable fan, allowing the sensor to operate at temperatures up to 42°C below ambient. The exposure time can be set for up to 1 hour, ensuring every detail is captured. Even in summer, it can run stably all night with cooling temperatures ranging from -5°C to -10°C.
ATR533M is designed with an integrated heat dissipation structure and an efficient cooling module. Temperature deviation is controlled within ±0.1°C, ensuring stable operation throughout the night.
ATR533M adopts advanced anti-dew technology, which can effectively solve the condensation problem through heating. This heating function consumes about 5 watts (can be turned off via software). The dew heater at the protection window has 4 adjustable levels, allowing users to find the heating power that best suits their needs.
ATR533M has been carefully designed and is able to achieve zero amp-glow photo shooting. This not only greatly reduces the generation of internal glow, but also effectively suppresses the interference of external light. It also enhances the stability and durability of the camera, which means you'll be able to capture sharper, cleaner images in both long and high exposure modes.
High Conversion Gain (HCG) mode provides ultra-low read noise of 1.1e⁻, ideal for deep-sky imaging with narrowband filters.
Advanced HCG mode with flexible low noise and high full well configurations for different imaging scenarios.
Low Conversion Gain (LCG) mode provides higher full well capacity for brighter targets and broadband imaging.
Advanced LCG mode with flexible configurations optimized for different exposure requirements.
The quantum efficiency curve shows the mono sensor's response across the visible spectrum, optimized for both narrowband and broadband deep sky imaging.
| Sensor | Sony IMX533 Mono CMOS |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 3008 × 3008 (9MP) |
| Pixel Size | 3.76μm × 3.76μm |
| Optical Format | 1-inch (diagonal 15.97mm) |
| ADC | 14-bit |
| Read Noise | 1.1e⁻ (HCG mode) |
| Gain Modes | HCG / LCG with low noise & high full well options |
| DDR3 Buffer | 512MB |
| Cooling | Two-stage TEC, up to 42°C below ambient |
| Temperature Control | ±0.1°C deviation |
| Max Exposure | Up to 1 hour |
| Power Supply | DC 12V / 3A |
| Interface | USB 3.0 / USB 2.0 |
| Special Features | Zero amp-glow, anti-dew heater (4 levels) |
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