Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera Windows 8

Point Grey. MPN: POINT GREY. Model: Grasshopper Express GX-FWS6M. Firmware: Express IEEE. b S Camera, 1" CCD, C-Mount [CE]. GX-FWS5M-C. FireWire IEEEb port. FireWire b, 1 meter, IEEEb to IEEEb (Locking) Cable. Cameras supported by ADVS come from the stable of Point Grey Imaging and all are IEEEb (FireWire ). Currently there are two Flea3 models to.

Both monochrome and color models of the Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera KAI CCD are available, and like other members of the Grasshopper family, are housed in a lightweight and compact 44x29x Key features of the Grasshopper camera include a frame buffer for image storage and retransmission, high-speed bit analog-to-digital converter for data precision, memory channels for defining custom power-up settings, gamma and programmable LUT, and a data flash for non-volatile memory storage.

Other standard features include multiple trigger and strobe modes, regions of interest and pixel binning, and in-field-updatable FPGA that controls all camera functions.

The following models are available now from Point Grey Research and its network of distributors: Looking through a Tak FS and a TMB planetary eyepiece it was very steady and sharp although image scale was a bit small. It may be the formula is lowest read noise, greatest sensitivity, fastest download time firewire or USB2. Then add good capture software.

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Paul Haese and Damien Peach are using C14's. Paul's is cooled with 3 peltier coolers.

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RCOS scopes all have fans to get rid of the thermal boundary layer that sits on top of the mirror and affects performance with as little as 1C temperature difference between the mirror and the air. Mirrors are usually pretty thick so temperature differences are almost always bound to be there to some degree. Seems like these chips are good: So if you have a large aperture scope you'd probably go for the one with the fastest frame rate all things being equal.

Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera you have poorish seeing your best bet would be large aperture and fastest frame Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera with low noise as above.

If you have good seeing and moderate aperture my situation then large pixels and moderate frame rate with high sensitivity and low noise may be the go. Larger pixels usually means lower noise and higher sensitivity.

Not sure if the extra megapixels affects the image that greatly as they are usually pretty small images. What do you think? As far as firewire vs USB goes, firewire is nearly twice as fast but you may not have a firewire connection on your computer.

I'm lucky with my Mac, as they come with firewire sockets. Some of the dearer pc's will have firewire, but you may have to get a card and plug it into your pc. Here's an article from Sky and Telescope http: Id be inclined to go with the ICX The KAI is insane You'd have to dial Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera down considerably on a smaller scope.

Mind you, your images would be guaranteed to be rock steady even under poor seeing conditions. But what would be the Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera in stacking 44 million images gathered by a or mm scope just to be able to see the pic!!!.

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That's why you need the lightbucket. The x pic size will give you a good image with the ICX Look at Mikes pics However, although his camera does 60fps, he probably only images at fps on good nights with bright targets.

Dimmer targets would necessitate slower frame rates in order to image the target. I was planning on increasing the focal length of both scopes with a Baader fluorite flatfield converter.

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I think the Point Grey Research Grasshopper camera is the go. It could also double as an autoguider. Here is what I think. I really like the Lumenera skynyx Low noise, fast, good well depth but I as Anthony; am always looking for the next camera that is better than the one I have at present. My next camera is likely to have a slightly fast download rate, great well depth and it will have Point Grey Grasshopper Express Camera.

I may have to mod the camera myself for this last function. Manufacturers don't think it is necessary, but I beg to differ.