Canon has released a specialized version of its popular EOS 60D D-SLR that has been optimized for taking photos of objects in outer space.
The EOS 60Da uses the same 18-megapixel APS-C image sensor that is found in the 60D, a vast improvement over the company’s last astrocamera, the 8.2-megapixel EOS 20Da.
The camera’s image sensor has been fine-tuned for extra sensitivity to the hydrogen-alpha wavelength and uses a modified infrared sensor.
This makes it possible to capture images of red hydrogen emissions from nebulae and other celestial objects.
Astronomers and enthusiasts will appreciate the enhanced capabilities of an already excellent camera.
This camera is already available at http://www.slrhut.co.uk .
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