Month: February 2020

SvBony SV105 Camera Review – Affordable Lunar Camera!

When Retevis, a seller of SvBony products on Amazon, reached out to me and asked whether I would be interested in using their SV105 electronic eyepiece on the Moon. I thought that it would be a great idea, so I gladly agreed.

I reckon someone getting into Lunar photography will be interested in this affordable camera. So in this article I’ll be sharing my thoughts about this small camera and whether I think it’s a good starting point in your Moon journey.

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ZWO ASI 533mc Pro Review

The ZWO ASI 533mc Pro is a cooled, one-shot colour dedicated astronomy camera. Featuring an extremely sensitive sensor and two-stage cooling. This sub £1000 camera can help take your astrophotography to the next stage.

Taking the step up to a dedicated astronomy camera can be daunting and if you’re looking at getting the ZWO ASI 533mc Pro as your first camera, or maybe second or third, then in this article I’ll be sharing my thoughts and feelings about this cooled one-shot colour astro camera.

The first question people often ask is if you should go Mono or One Shot Colour. I’ve tried both and whilst mono definitely had some upsides, I’ve resorted back to OSC. If nothing else than for the convenience. This camera was graciously loaned to me from First Light Optics for review.

So let’s get into this review!

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