• SVBONY SV905C Color Autoguide Camera — Compact Color Camera for Autoguiding and Planetary Imaging
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SVBONY SV905C Color Autoguide Camera — Compact Color Camera for Autoguiding and Planetary Imaging

SVBONY SV905C Color Autoguide Camera — Compact Color Camera for Autoguiding and Planetary Imaging

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The SVBONY SV905C is a compact color camera for autoguiding and planetary imaging. Slotted into a guide scope, it locks onto a guide star and feeds tiny corrections to your mount so long exposures stay pin-sharp; pointed at the Moon or planets through a telescope, it captures detailed color video for stacking. Its 1.25-inch barrel drops into any standard focuser, and the ST4 port and USB connection work with popular software like PHD2.

Who it's for
Astrophotographers adding autoguiding to their imaging rig, or beginners capturing the Moon and planets. New to imaging? See our beginner's guide to astrophotography.

  • Autoguiding + planetary: guides long exposures and captures lunar/planetary video.
  • 1/3" color CMOS (IMX225): 1.23MP, 1280×960, 3.75µm pixels for detailed frames.
  • ST4 + USB 2.0: works with PHD2, N.I.N.A., and other standard guiding/capture software.
  • 1.25-inch barrel: drops straight into a guide scope or focuser.
  • Compact and simple: a low-cost entry into guided astrophotography.
Specifications
Type Color guide / planetary camera
Sensor 1/3" CMOS (Sony IMX225), color
Resolution 1.23MP, 1280×960, 3.75µm pixels
Interfaces USB 2.0, ST4 guide port
Barrel 1.25"
Model / SKU SV905C (F9198N)

How does autoguiding work?
The camera watches a guide star through a guide scope and sends small ST4 corrections to your mount, keeping long exposures round and sharp.

What software does it use?
It's compatible with standard tools like PHD2 and N.I.N.A. over USB and ST4.

Can I image planets with it?
Yes — through a telescope it captures color lunar and planetary video for stacking; deep-sky imaging is best left to a larger dedicated camera.

Will it fit my telescope?
The 1.25-inch barrel fits any standard focuser or guide scope.

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