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Made with Pride. Handcrafted with Passion for the
Advancement of Astronomy, Not Profit.
What set apart the MallinCam Cameras from others?
It takes a lot more than just a page full of specifications.
Quality, Craftsmanship, Reliability, Service, Upgradability,
are all mandatory requirements in a high grade astronomical camera
whether for imaging or live EAA application.
Here's a few points on the MallinCam Astronomical Cameras not found on any others in the industry:
- The Highest Gain Available.
- The best way to improve the signal to noise ratio is to improve the signal.
The signal comes from a high gain circuitry coupled with a High Quantum Efficiency high grade sensor of class 1 which significantly decreases the exposure time with a higher sensitivity across the entire visible spectrum.
- Grade 1 components throughout
- Each Camera is handcrafted one at a time.
- Class 1 CCD and CMOS sensors are used throughout (scientific and industrial grade).
- 24 hours burn-in period on all cameras prior to ship
- All machining is done on CNC ISO 9001 specification.
- Dual Peltier convection cooling (a world first in the industry)
- Thermal shock sensor protection expands the life of the sensor array (cooled models)
- Hydrophobic Superinsulation Aerogel used on all cooled SkyRaider cameras (optional) See what it does
- Heated Optical Window
- And More!
8-Panel mosaic of the Heart & Soul Nebulas I took from Austin, Texas recorded on 17 nights from October 2022 to January 2023
using MallinCam DS26mTEC monochrome camera with Baader Ultra-Highspeed CMOS-optimized SHO narrowband filters on a RASA 11" telescope. Image
planning and acquisition with NINA. A total of 74 hours 20 minutes of data (892 5-minute exposures) for all 8 panels was processed with PixInsight and
Photoshop. Final image equivalent to a 163 megapixel camera.
Included on the left edge of the image are two galaxies, Maffei 1 (lower,
11th magnitude elliptical) and Maffei 2 (upper, 14th magnitude spiral).
Thom Pfeil
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using MallinCam DS26mTEC monochrome camera with Baader Ultra-Highspeed CMOS-optimized SHO narrowband filters on a RASA 11" telescope. Image
planning and acquisition with NINA. A total of 74 hours 20 minutes of data (892 5-minute exposures) for all 8 panels was processed with PixInsight and
Photoshop. Final image equivalent to a 163 megapixel camera.
Included on the left edge of the image are two galaxies, Maffei 1 (lower,
11th magnitude elliptical) and Maffei 2 (upper, 14th magnitude spiral).
Thom Pfeil
Download the full version. Warning, this is a big TIF file: Click Here