Revolution Imager R2 1.25 Live View CCD Video Astronomy Camera System # RI-KitR2. IMPORTANT NOTES: 1 The down button on the remote cannot be used at all. It is not defective. Revolution Imager buys the remotes from a different source than the camera itself (that is, it is not an original camera remote), and the remote is not fully compatible with the camera. This has been the case for years since version 1 of this camera. You can still navigate all of the functions using the 3 other working arrows. 2 A tiny number of dead pixels are to be expected and normal in these budget cameras. These will appear as white dots on the image screen if present. New, improved second generation Revolution Imager R2 Camera System. Complete stand alone system includes 7 color monitor and rechargeable battery. Use with most telescopes with a 1.25 focuser. Includes everything you need. Everyone can see at the same time. Requires additional in-focus travel. May not reach focus in Newtonian reflector telescopes and variants. VOTED A “HOT SKY PRODUCT – 2017″ BY. Dec 13, 2015 Update. This could be the coming of that video astronomy revolution I’d been predicting for a long time. Veteran amateur astronomer and noted astronomy author, Rod Mollise (aka Uncle Rod), has just published this excellent review of the Revolution Imager on his blog. How is this different than R1? This second generation Revolution Imager R2 System has an easier menu to operate, better contrast control, better gain control, and finer image processing on board. The R2 version does a maximum of 5.12 second exposure and now stacks up to 6 images instead of 5 in the first generation Revolution Imager. Imaging results are about equal to the old sensor/camera in every scenario, but with easier menu controls and greater on board image processing. Plug it in and “see” through your telescope. With the Revolution imager, all you have to do is make some simple connections and you can use the power of the most modern technology to. On the included color monitor the mountains, valleys and seas of the Moon. Easily change the exposure of the video camera and seamlessly go to. The reds and greens of Nebulosity or even the spiral arms of the Whirlpool Galaxy. All from your backyard using the amazing sensitivity of the most modern Sony imaging chips and built-in live automated video processing. You will be blown away at what even the most modest tracking telescopes will show you in just a few seconds of exposure! The Revolution Imager also allows you to see for yourself some of the most awesome astronomical objects that appear in the news without the hubble telescope, but with. See what you’ve been missing. Have you ever squinted through a telescope in vain, peering at something and maybe you think you saw something? If you have a telescope that can track the stars for just a few seconds, you can evolve. Take a look at this image of the Great Orion Nebula. The image on the right was taken with a 6″ telescope in a suburban neighborhood; the image on the right is a sketch made from an 8″ telescope in the. Everything included (including the universe). The Revolution Imager includes everything you need to get up-and-running and get the most out of your existing telescope. Portable 7 LCD monitor. 12v Li-Ion Battery with charger to run both the camera and LCD screen. 0.5x Focal Reducer to dramatically widen the field of view. Hand-held remote control to control the camera. The Revolution Imager includes a portable, battery powered 7 monitor. This allows you get up and running straight away no matter where you are without the added hassle of using a computer! No drivers, no unexpected updates, and no crashes. The monitor makes the Revolution Imager a great outreach device, too, making it easy to share wonder of faint deep sky objects with everyone. The inset photo on the right shows the M27 Dumbbell Nebula through a 4 refractor from Los Angeles Skies including a 75% Moon. The high sensitivity of the Sony CCD sensor in the Revolution Imager, along with its Digital Signal Processor, allows you to see objects from your own light polluted backyards even with your smallest telescopes. The Revolution Imager allows you to detect faint galaxies using a moderately sized telescope in your won backyard. When combined with a computer and additional software, you can go even deeper, even detecting faint star forming regions in the M33 galaxy oe even fainter galaxy groups. Using the Revolution Imager allows you to get the views of a larger telescope with your existing telescope. The excellent sensitivity, combined with the large LCD monitor allows you to share views of the universe with your family or the public during outreach events. You can now simultaneously share views of deep sky objects at large gatherings. Note: Occasionally, the product you receive might have a slightly different cosmetic appearance or labeling than what is shown. However, you will always receive a brand new, original product as described above. This can frequently take 4-6 weeks or more for several countries (8 weeks for Italy, Argentina, and South Africa; 8-12 weeks for Brazil). Once your package ships, we can do nothing but wait until your package arrives. This can sometimes take 3-4 weeks to several countries. This is required for international postal forms. Delays are quite common but losses are very rare, so your patience/cooperation will be greatly appreciated. The item “Revolution Imager R2 1.25 Live View CCD Video Astronomy Camera System # RI-K” is in sale since Tuesday, July 14, 2020. This item is in the category “Cameras & Photo\Binoculars & Telescopes\Telescope Parts & Accessories\Other Telescope Parts”. The seller is “agenaastro” and is located in Cerritos, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Manufacturer: Revolution Imager
• MPN: RI-KitR2
• Brand: Revolution Imager