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Camera Celestron Skyris 236C

The Celestron Skyris 236C is a high-precision astronomical camera designed to deliver optimal performance when recording images. Equipped with a Sony Exmor IMX236 CMOS sensor, it ensures exceptional image quality with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, allowing for detailed and precise captures.

This camera stands out with its maximum frame rate of 200 fps, ensuring remarkable image fluidity for your recordings. The exposure range of 0.0001 to 10 seconds allows it to adapt to different lighting conditions, providing flexibility in use.

Weighing only 102 g, the Celestron Skyris 236C is easy to handle and transport. Its compatibility with software such as iCap, IC Capture, and DirectShow facilitates its integration into your existing equipment.

The camera is powered via a USB port, making its use practical and flexible. Additionally, it operates within a temperature range of -40 to 40 °C, making it suitable for various observation environments.

The product comes with a user manual to guide you through its setup and use, as well as a 3 m USB cable for easy connection. The Celestron Skyris 236C is therefore an ideal choice for astronomy enthusiasts looking to capture high-quality images.

Manual of product Skyris 236C

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Editorial note

The Celestron Skyris 236C is a camera that stands out for its exceptional image quality thanks to its Sony Exmor IMX236 CMOS sensor. With a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels and a maximum frame rate of 200 fps, it offers smooth and detailed shots, ideal for astronomy and photography enthusiasts. Its compatibility with various software such as iCap and IC Capture allows for easy integration, making it versatile and accessible. However, while the product performs well, its resolution may not satisfy professional users looking for higher quality images. Additionally, its lightweight of 102 g, while advantageous for portability, can affect stability when mounted on certain telescopes. The exposure range of 0.0001 to 10 seconds may also limit shooting in low-light conditions or for specific effects. Powering via USB port, while convenient, may restrict its use in the field without access to a power source. Overall, the Celestron Skyris 236C offers good value for money with its interesting features, but some users may need additional configurations for optimal use. The user experience is generally positive, supported by a clear user manual and good software compatibility, although the few mentioned limitations should be taken into account.

Score details

User experience

The user experience is generally positive, with a clear user manual and compatibility with various software, thus facilitating integration.

Performance

Performance is solid thanks to the exceptional image quality of the Sony Exmor IMX236 CMOS sensor and a maximum frame rate of 200 fps, although the resolution may be insufficient for professional applications.

Battery life

USB power supply is convenient, but it may limit field use if a power source is not available.

Design

The lightweight of 102 g makes handling easy, but it may affect stability when used with certain telescopes.

Value for money

The product offers good value for money with its features, but the limitations of the exposure range may disappoint some users.

Features

Features such as the wide operating temperature range and compatibility with various software add value to the product, although additional configurations may be necessary.


Advantages

Exceptional image with Sony Exmor sensor

Maximum frame rate of 200 fps

Compatible with various software

Powered by USB port

Operates from -40 to 40 °C

Lightweight at 102 g

Disadvantages

Insufficient resolution for professional applications.

Lightweight, stability compromised on telescopes.

Limited exposure range in low light.

Restricted USB power supply in the field.

Required configuration for certain platforms.

Technical Specifications Skyris 236C

General Information

Features

  • Sensor type
    Sony Exmor" IMX236 CMOS
  • Camera resolution
    1920 x 1200 pixels
  • Image sensor size (l xh)
    5.44 x 3.42 mm
  • Maximum cadence
    200 ips
  • Exhibition range
    0.0001 - 10 s
  • Wiring connectors
    1 1/4 "
  • A/D Conversion
    12 bit
  • Powered by USB port
    Yes
  • Rear focus distance with bridge
    19 mm
  • Rear focus distance without bridge
    17.5 mm
  • Compatibility
    iCap, IC Capture, DirectShow, oaCapture

Weight and dimensions

  • Weight
    102 g

Packaging contents

  • User manual
    Yes
  • Cables included
    USB
  • Length of the USB cable
    3 m

Environmental conditions

  • Operating temperature
    -40 - 40 °C

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the weight of the Celestron Skyris 236C?
The weight of the Celestron Skyris 236C is 102 g.
Is the manual for the Celestron Skyris 236C available in French?
Unfortunately, the manual for the Celestron Skyris 236C is not available in French. It is only accessible in English.

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Presentation of product Skyris 236C specifications from brand Celestron

General Information

The Celestron Skyris 236C is a camera from the Celestron brand, known for its innovation and quality in the optics and imaging sector. This model, referenced under the number 95506, is designed to provide optimal performance and an enhanced user experience. The EAN code 0050234955065 allows for unique identification of the product in the distribution circuit.

Features

Equipped with a Sony Exmor IMX236 CMOS sensor, the Celestron Skyris 236C guarantees remarkable image quality, with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, ideal for capturing fine details. The sensor measures 5.44 x 3.42 mm, thus contributing to the precision of the shots. With a maximum frame rate of 200 frames per second (fps), this device ensures optimal image fluidity, perfect for recording fast movements. Its exposure range extends from 0.0001 to 10 seconds, allowing for precise shots in varied conditions.

The Celestron Skyris 236C features a 1 1/4" connector, ensuring a reliable connection with other equipment. Its 12-bit analog-to-digital (A/D) conversion ensures accuracy in processing digital signals. For added convenience, it is powered by a USB port, facilitating its use and recharging. The back focus distance is 19 mm with a collar and 17.5 mm without a collar, offering flexibility for superior quality results. This model is compatible with several software applications, including iCap, IC Capture, DirectShow, and oaCapture, allowing for easy integration into various systems.

Weight and Dimensions

Package Contents

The Celestron Skyris 236C comes with a user manual, providing clear instructions for optimal use. The packaging also includes an essential power cable to ensure adequate electrical connection, as well as a 3-meter long USB cable, offering some flexibility according to your usage needs.

Environmental Conditions

This model operates within a temperature range of -40 to 40 °C, ensuring reliable performance in various environments.