• SVBONY SC311 WiFi Astronomy Camera with IMX662 Sensor — High-Sensitivity Planetary and Deep-Sky Imaging Camera
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SVBONY SC311 WiFi Astronomy Camera with IMX662 Sensor — High-Sensitivity Planetary and Deep-Sky Imaging Camera | Telescope Wolves

SVBONY SC311 WiFi Astronomy Camera with IMX662 Sensor — High-Sensitivity Planetary and Deep-Sky Imaging Camera | Telescope Wolves

$219.99
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The SVBONY SC311 is a WiFi astronomy camera built around Sony's sensitive IMX662 sensor, designed to make planetary and electronically-assisted deep-sky imaging simple and wireless. It slots into your telescope in place of an eyepiece and streams the view straight to your phone, tablet or computer over WiFi — no laptop cabling required — so you can see and capture the Moon, planets and brighter deep-sky objects live.

The IMX662 is a back-illuminated CMOS sensor known for high sensitivity and low noise, which helps pull faint detail out of the sky and keeps planetary video clean for stacking into sharp final images.

Who it's for: Beginners and intermediate imagers who want an easy, cable-free way to photograph planets and try electronically-assisted astronomy (EAA). Learn the fundamentals in our beginner's guide to astrophotography.

  • Sony IMX662 sensor: sensitive, low-noise back-illuminated CMOS for clean planetary and EAA imaging.
  • Built-in WiFi: stream live to a phone, tablet or computer without a laptop tether.
  • Planetary & deep-sky ready: high frame rates for the planets, live stacking for brighter deep-sky objects.
  • Eyepiece-style fitting: drops into a 1.25" focuser in place of an eyepiece.
  • Beginner-friendly app control: capture, adjust and save images from your device.
Specifications
Type WiFi astronomy / planetary camera
Sensor Sony IMX662 back-illuminated CMOS
Connectivity WiFi (phone / tablet / computer)
Fitting 1.25" (eyepiece port)
Best for Planetary, lunar and EAA imaging

Do I need a laptop to use it?
No — the built-in WiFi streams to your phone, tablet or computer, so you can image without a tethered laptop.

What can I photograph with it?
It's best for the Moon and planets and for electronically-assisted views of brighter deep-sky objects like clusters and bright nebulae.

How does it attach to my telescope?
It fits into a standard 1.25" focuser in place of an eyepiece.

Is it good for beginners?
Yes. Wireless control and live view make it an approachable way to start planetary imaging and EAA.

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With a beginner telescope you can see a surprising amount — the craters and mountains on the Moon, the rings of Saturn, the moons of Jupiter, and star clusters like the Pleiades. As you get more comfortable, you can also spot nebulae and distant galaxies. Not sure which beginner telescope is right for you? Check out our Telescope Buying Guide.
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