ZWO ASI 585MC USB 3 Camera
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ZWO ASI 585MC USB 3 Camera

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Chris says 

"I have previously used ZWO planetary cameras to image small, bright, deep-sky targets. This new ASI 585mc is a significant step forward. Considering it is an uncooled camera, noise is remarkably well controlled. Even on hot summer nights! 

With its relatively large sensor, zero amp glow and low noise, the ASI 585mc can handle long exposures of faint deep sky targets.

For deep sky imaging, use a telescope or lens with a focal length of around 250mm to 650mm.

For planetary/lunar/solar imaging, telescopes with a much longer focal length are best." 


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About this product

Model:  zwo_asi585mc
Part Number:  ZWO ASI585MC

The ZWO ASI 585MC is essentially an upgraded ASI 485MC. 

Fitted with Sony's latest IMX585 CMOS sensor, the ASI 585MC has 1.5x higher overall sensitivity than the ASI485MC. It is also more sensitive to Red, Green and near Infrared (NIR), especially in the >850nm wavelength range, and has 3x larger full well depth and zero amp glow. 

The fast frame-rates make this an excellent choice for solar, lunar, and planetary imaging, with long focal-length telescopes. 

Also, despite being uncooled, the camera's zero amp glow, low read noise, high sensitivity, large full-well-depth, and high dynamic range make it a surprisingly good camera for imaging deep-sky targets, with short to medium focal-length telescopes. 

 

What's in the box

  • ASI585MC Camera
  • 1.25" Nosepiece Cover
  • ST-4 Guide Cable
  • 2" Nosepiece Cover
  • USB 3.0 Cable (2m)
  • 1.25" Nosepiece
  • Quick Guide

Specifications

Sensor 1/1.2″ CMOS Sony-IMX585AAQJ1-C
Bayer Pattern R Gr Gb B
QE Peak 91%
Back Focus Length 6.5mm/17.5mm
Max FPS 46.9FPS
Full Well Depth 40KE
Shutter Rolling Shutter
Resolution 8.29Mega Pixel,3840*2160
Pixel Size 2.9um
Exposure Range 32μs~2000s
Interface USB 3.0 /USB 2.0 Type-B
Protection Window φ32-2 AR
ADC 12 Bit
Dimensions 11.136mm*6.264mm
Weight 126g
Working Temperature -5℃~50℃
Working Relative Humidity 0-80%
Supported OS WIN7/8/10 32&64、Linux、Mac
Warranty 2 Years

 

Downloads / Manuals

The following manuals and downloads are available for this product:

Software

ZWO Software and Drivers

 

Customer reviews

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Good for deep-sky too
30 June 2024  | 

This is my first astronomy camera and I have had the camera about 2 months. For a newbie to astrophotography have had some excellent images. Using a 70mm F7 refractor together with the ZWO stacking software, I've not only captured good images of the moons surface, but also good images of globular cluster M13, the mirror galaxy M100 (spiral arms visible and nearby galaxy ngc4312 was picked up in the same field of view too). For a non-cooled camera I'm really impressed with the images its producing. I've also managed to photograph ngc4302 & ngc4298 (mag12 & 13) as blurred ovals with bright nuclei. My first venture into astrophotography has been very pleasing thanks to this fantastic camera.
First-rate service from FLO - camera was promptly delivered in good protective packaging.


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ASI 585 camera
24 December 2023  | 

This is a amazing light camera, I have only used it once but the images look great.


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Zwo Asi 585 mc
27 November 2023  | 

Very pleased not only with the camera but all so with the professional, quick and confident way yet again flo have been with this order. Ordered late Thursday delivered midday Saturday. Take a bow flo 👏


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FLO recommended
15 November 2023  | 

I bought this after asking FLO for a great beginner camera for deep sky astrophotography. And I've got to say they were spot on with the suggestion. I've been using the camera for almost a year and I've had so many compliments from friends and colleagues on the pictures that's it's taken. If you can't afford a cooled camera or just getting into the hobby I think this is the best camera for you


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Troubled setup solved. By 5* service
30 September 2023  | 

I had trouble with set up of my image train. Several emails later all was solved. Fantastic customer service. A REAL testimony to the knowledge and service provided by FLo. Thank you.


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excellent camera for the money
26 March 2023  | 

brilliant little camera, I'm using it wit a L xtream filter and my 150 pds and the images I'm getting are high quality, for a budget camera it does a pretty decent job


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Good EAA camera
11 March 2023  | 

I use this for EAA with a Goto dob and its very capable. Although its primarily a planetary camera its certainly suitable for DSOs and short exposures e.g 4 seconds stacked for EAA. I am very happy with the views I have had of M81, M82, M3 etc with it.
I havent even tried it for planets yet.
The field of view is half the size of the full blown DSO cameras like the 294 etc so this makes it unsuitable for big targets like Andromeda etc although I am sure some kind of mosaic is possible.
If your ambition is to take hours of exposures of the Veil Nebula and win an APOD you should probably save for something with s bigger FOV .
As an EAA camera though I am very happy with the results i have had with it despite very little experience.


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ASI585MC
23 January 2023  | 

Brilliant camera. I’ve been using mine for DSO’s and comets, which luckily has coincided with a period around new moon. Very sensitive my sub lengths seem to have dropped by a fair percentage and areas of sky background show less noise too. Corrective frames are limited to flats, as it’s low noise and zero amp glow make shooting dark and bias frames unnecessary. Highly recommend this camera for DSO’s.


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turned the corner
26 December 2022  | 

if like me you watch endless you tube videos with envy at the masterpieces the likes of Lukomatico , Astrobackyard etc and all you would like is a half decent pic to make you feel you've achieved something then I cant recommend this camera enough !. I have been trying to get a half decent picture of Orion or m31 for 12 months with an ed72 tied to a canon 650 dslr on the few clear nights I've seen to no avail . I am currently sat staring at my tablet taking its 20th 3 minute stacked sub of the horsehead and flame nebula through an asiair linked to this little 585 camera and its like something I do see on you tube . In fact its the first time I've grinned since i started down this path .
So, If you are on a budget and cant afford to go fully cooled but want some decent results like me then I think you can't go wrong with this Camera for the price


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Great Camera
15 August 2022  | 

Like the previous reviewer, I also bought this camera based on an experience that Astro La Vista (Chris) had on YouTube. I’ve only used this camera for deep sky using a William Optics Zenithstar 61. Also been using sharpcap’s live stack feature and have to say it’s opened a whole new world for me, coming from using a DSLR. The results so far for deep sky have been amazing. And as always top-notch server from FLO with a detailed description of what parts I would need to get the right backspace.


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