The 583 series houses Kodak’s 8.3-megapixel KAF-8300 CCD chip. QSI electronically cools the chip with air, which reduces the amount of noise in exposures.
Astronomy: James Forbes
During the past several years, astroimagers have seen an unprecedented number of high-quality, innovative cameras come on the market. While many of these products are from manufacturers well-known to seasoned imagers, others originate from companies relatively new to the scene.
One such group is Quantum Scientific Imaging (QSI) with its line of 500-series CCD cameras. Although a fairly recent addition to the amateur astronomy market, QSI actually has been building digital imaging systems for nearly 20 years, and that experience clearly shows here.
One such group is Quantum Scientific Imaging (QSI) with its line of 500-series CCD cameras. Although a fairly recent addition to the amateur astronomy market, QSI actually has been building digital imaging systems for nearly 20 years, and that experience clearly shows here.
