ToupTek G3M662C Color Guide Camera with Infrared Milky Way Set
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- STARVIS and Exmor R technology for detailed planetary imaging.
- USB 3.0 delivers up to 103.4 FPS at full resolution.
- Supports accurate imaging of planetary, lunar, and solar targets.
- 1.25" body with built-in frame buffer and ST4 autoguider port.
- Includes the ToupTek Infrared Galaxy Set with an LP825 IR-pass filter and CS lens for near-infrared imaging.
ToupTek G3M Series Planetary Cameras with Infared Filter Kit
The planetary camera G3M662C adopts SONY STARVIS and Exmor R technologies, making it ideal for astronomical photography, microscopy, industrial vision, and more. Featuring an extremely low readout noise, high sensitivity, and a 12-bit ADC back-illuminated CMOS sensor, the G3M662C delivers high-resolution astronomical images with exceptional detail and color fidelity. The camera also includes an IR-cut filter to help ensure accurate color reproduction for planetary, lunar, and solar imaging applications.
Included Infared Filter Set
Designed for urban astrophotography under light-polluted skies, the infrared galaxy set offers a new way to capture the otherworldly beauty of the Milky Way. Equipped with an 825 nm infrared pass filter and a lens, it allows you to effortlessly photograph the galaxy from anywhere, at any time — no telescope required.
Sony STARVIS & Exmor R Technology
The G3M662C features Sony's latest STARVIS 2 technology, delivering exceptional high sensitivity with a spectral response range of 400-1000nm. This advanced sensor technology provides superior low-light performance and high dynamic range, ensuring crystal-clear celestial images even in challenging conditions.
High-Speed Data Transfer
Equipped with a USB 3.0 high-speed interface and 512MB DDR3 high-speed buffer, this camera significantly reduces amp-glow caused by image data buffering. The advanced buffer system ensures stable and smooth data transmission for uninterrupted imaging sessions.
Zero Amp-Glow
The G3M662C achieves "zero amp-glow" at the hardware level. Whether under long exposure or high gain settings, your resulting images remain pristine and clean, free from unwanted thermal artifacts.
Large Full Well Capacity
Compared to the previous-generation G3M462C, the G3M662C features significantly lower read noise and a larger full well charge capacity. This advancement effectively suppresses image overexposure, especially under low-light conditions, capturing clearer celestial images with dramatically improved image quality.
OAG Compatibility
The extended-length version supports OAGs from third-party brands ( when used with a guide camera). It's elongated design provides greater adjustable range while maintaining the original sensor flange distance.
Interface Display
G3M662C features a stable USB3.0 video transmission from camera to computer with real-time preview, streamlining your imaging workflow. The ST4 autoguiding port for direct connection to equatorial mounts. When paired with a guide scope or OAG (Off-axis Guider), it delivers precise tracking performance.
Specifications
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Sensor Model: Sony IMX662 Color Back-Illuminated CMOS (STARVIS 2 Technology)
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Sensor Size: 1/2.8-inch (6.39 mm diagonal)
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Image Area: 5.57 mm x 3.13 mm
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Resolution: 2.1 Megapixels (1920 x 1080)
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Pixel Size: 2.9 μm x 2.9 μm
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ADC Bit Depth: 12-bit
-
Quantum Efficiency: > 89%
-
Full Well Capacity: Up to 39ke (using specific modes like HDR/LCG; standard 11.8ke)
-
Read Noise: Low read noise down to 0.46e – 0.49e
-
Dynamic Range: High Dynamic Range (supports LCG, HCG, and HDR hardware modes)
-
SNR Max: High signal-to-noise ratio performance
-
Amp-Glow Control: Zero Amp-Glow hardware technology
-
Spectral Range: 400–1000 nm (available with AR glass or IR-cut filter variants)
-
Maximum Frame Rate (8-bit): 103.4 FPS @ 1920 x 1080 (up to 152 FPS depending on software capture constraints)
-
Exposure Time Range: 0.1 ms – 1000 s
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Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
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Data Interface: USB 3.0 / USB 2.0 (with 512MB DDR3 High-Speed Buffer) & ST4 Guide Port
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Back Focus Distance: 12.5 mm for Standard Version (C-mount)
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Camera Dimensions: 37 mm Diameter x 87.4 mm Height
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Supported OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11, Mac OS X, Linux
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SDK Support: Native C/C++, C#/VB.NET, Python, Java, DirectShow, Twain
Mechanical Diagrams
Performance Analysis
Other Information
- Country of Manufacture: China
ToupTek G3M Series Planetary Cameras with Infared Filter Kit
The planetary camera G3M662C adopts SONY STARVIS and Exmor R technologies, making it ideal for astronomical photography, microscopy, industrial vision, and more. Featuring an extremely low readout noise, high sensitivity, and a 12-bit ADC back-illuminated CMOS sensor, the G3M662C delivers high-resolution astronomical images with exceptional detail and color fidelity. The camera also includes an IR-cut filter to help ensure accurate color reproduction for planetary, lunar, and solar imaging applications.
Included Infared Filter Set
Designed for urban astrophotography under light-polluted skies, the infrared galaxy set offers a new way to capture the otherworldly beauty of the Milky Way. Equipped with an 825 nm infrared pass filter and a lens, it allows you to effortlessly photograph the galaxy from anywhere, at any time — no telescope required.
Sony STARVIS & Exmor R Technology
The G3M662C features Sony's latest STARVIS 2 technology, delivering exceptional high sensitivity with a spectral response range of 400-1000nm. This advanced sensor technology provides superior low-light performance and high dynamic range, ensuring crystal-clear celestial images even in challenging conditions.
High-Speed Data Transfer
Equipped with a USB 3.0 high-speed interface and 512MB DDR3 high-speed buffer, this camera significantly reduces amp-glow caused by image data buffering. The advanced buffer system ensures stable and smooth data transmission for uninterrupted imaging sessions.
Zero Amp-Glow
The G3M662C achieves "zero amp-glow" at the hardware level. Whether under long exposure or high gain settings, your resulting images remain pristine and clean, free from unwanted thermal artifacts.
Large Full Well Capacity
Compared to the previous-generation G3M462C, the G3M662C features significantly lower read noise and a larger full well charge capacity. This advancement effectively suppresses image overexposure, especially under low-light conditions, capturing clearer celestial images with dramatically improved image quality.
OAG Compatibility
The extended-length version supports OAGs from third-party brands ( when used with a guide camera). It's elongated design provides greater adjustable range while maintaining the original sensor flange distance.
Interface Display
G3M662C features a stable USB3.0 video transmission from camera to computer with real-time preview, streamlining your imaging workflow. The ST4 autoguiding port for direct connection to equatorial mounts. When paired with a guide scope or OAG (Off-axis Guider), it delivers precise tracking performance.
Specifications
-
Sensor Model: Sony IMX662 Color Back-Illuminated CMOS (STARVIS 2 Technology)
-
Sensor Size: 1/2.8-inch (6.39 mm diagonal)
-
Image Area: 5.57 mm x 3.13 mm
-
Resolution: 2.1 Megapixels (1920 x 1080)
-
Pixel Size: 2.9 μm x 2.9 μm
-
ADC Bit Depth: 12-bit
-
Quantum Efficiency: > 89%
-
Full Well Capacity: Up to 39ke (using specific modes like HDR/LCG; standard 11.8ke)
-
Read Noise: Low read noise down to 0.46e – 0.49e
-
Dynamic Range: High Dynamic Range (supports LCG, HCG, and HDR hardware modes)
-
SNR Max: High signal-to-noise ratio performance
-
Amp-Glow Control: Zero Amp-Glow hardware technology
-
Spectral Range: 400–1000 nm (available with AR glass or IR-cut filter variants)
-
Maximum Frame Rate (8-bit): 103.4 FPS @ 1920 x 1080 (up to 152 FPS depending on software capture constraints)
-
Exposure Time Range: 0.1 ms – 1000 s
-
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
-
Data Interface: USB 3.0 / USB 2.0 (with 512MB DDR3 High-Speed Buffer) & ST4 Guide Port
-
Back Focus Distance: 12.5 mm for Standard Version (C-mount)
-
Camera Dimensions: 37 mm Diameter x 87.4 mm Height
-
Supported OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11, Mac OS X, Linux
-
SDK Support: Native C/C++, C#/VB.NET, Python, Java, DirectShow, Twain
Mechanical Diagrams
Performance Analysis
- 1x GPM622C Color Guide Camera Main Unit (with Type-C-Mount inner)
- 1x USB 2.0 Data Cable (2 meters, Type-A to Type-C)
- 1x ST4 Guide Cable (2 meters)
- 1x 1.25-inch Nosepiece
- 1x CS-mount Ring
- 1x LP825nm Filter
- 1x CS lens for G3M
- STARVIS and Exmor R technology for detailed planetary imaging.
- USB 3.0 delivers up to 103.4 FPS at full resolution.
- Supports accurate imaging of planetary, lunar, and solar targets.
- 1.25" body with built-in frame buffer and ST4 autoguider port.
- Includes the ToupTek Infrared Galaxy Set with an LP825 IR-pass filter and CS lens for near-infrared imaging.
ToupTek G3M Series Planetary Cameras with Infared Filter Kit
The planetary camera G3M662C adopts SONY STARVIS and Exmor R technologies, making it ideal for astronomical photography, microscopy, industrial vision, and more. Featuring an extremely low readout noise, high sensitivity, and a 12-bit ADC back-illuminated CMOS sensor, the G3M662C delivers high-resolution astronomical images with exceptional detail and color fidelity. The camera also includes an IR-cut filter to help ensure accurate color reproduction for planetary, lunar, and solar imaging applications.
Included Infared Filter Set
Designed for urban astrophotography under light-polluted skies, the infrared galaxy set offers a new way to capture the otherworldly beauty of the Milky Way. Equipped with an 825 nm infrared pass filter and a lens, it allows you to effortlessly photograph the galaxy from anywhere, at any time — no telescope required.
Sony STARVIS & Exmor R Technology
The G3M662C features Sony's latest STARVIS 2 technology, delivering exceptional high sensitivity with a spectral response range of 400-1000nm. This advanced sensor technology provides superior low-light performance and high dynamic range, ensuring crystal-clear celestial images even in challenging conditions.
High-Speed Data Transfer
Equipped with a USB 3.0 high-speed interface and 512MB DDR3 high-speed buffer, this camera significantly reduces amp-glow caused by image data buffering. The advanced buffer system ensures stable and smooth data transmission for uninterrupted imaging sessions.
Zero Amp-Glow
The G3M662C achieves "zero amp-glow" at the hardware level. Whether under long exposure or high gain settings, your resulting images remain pristine and clean, free from unwanted thermal artifacts.
Large Full Well Capacity
Compared to the previous-generation G3M462C, the G3M662C features significantly lower read noise and a larger full well charge capacity. This advancement effectively suppresses image overexposure, especially under low-light conditions, capturing clearer celestial images with dramatically improved image quality.
OAG Compatibility
The extended-length version supports OAGs from third-party brands ( when used with a guide camera). It's elongated design provides greater adjustable range while maintaining the original sensor flange distance.
Interface Display
G3M662C features a stable USB3.0 video transmission from camera to computer with real-time preview, streamlining your imaging workflow. The ST4 autoguiding port for direct connection to equatorial mounts. When paired with a guide scope or OAG (Off-axis Guider), it delivers precise tracking performance.
Specifications
-
Sensor Model: Sony IMX662 Color Back-Illuminated CMOS (STARVIS 2 Technology)
-
Sensor Size: 1/2.8-inch (6.39 mm diagonal)
-
Image Area: 5.57 mm x 3.13 mm
-
Resolution: 2.1 Megapixels (1920 x 1080)
-
Pixel Size: 2.9 μm x 2.9 μm
-
ADC Bit Depth: 12-bit
-
Quantum Efficiency: > 89%
-
Full Well Capacity: Up to 39ke (using specific modes like HDR/LCG; standard 11.8ke)
-
Read Noise: Low read noise down to 0.46e – 0.49e
-
Dynamic Range: High Dynamic Range (supports LCG, HCG, and HDR hardware modes)
-
SNR Max: High signal-to-noise ratio performance
-
Amp-Glow Control: Zero Amp-Glow hardware technology
-
Spectral Range: 400–1000 nm (available with AR glass or IR-cut filter variants)
-
Maximum Frame Rate (8-bit): 103.4 FPS @ 1920 x 1080 (up to 152 FPS depending on software capture constraints)
-
Exposure Time Range: 0.1 ms – 1000 s
-
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
-
Data Interface: USB 3.0 / USB 2.0 (with 512MB DDR3 High-Speed Buffer) & ST4 Guide Port
-
Back Focus Distance: 12.5 mm for Standard Version (C-mount)
-
Camera Dimensions: 37 mm Diameter x 87.4 mm Height
-
Supported OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11, Mac OS X, Linux
-
SDK Support: Native C/C++, C#/VB.NET, Python, Java, DirectShow, Twain
Mechanical Diagrams
Performance Analysis
Other Information
- Country of Manufacture: China
- 1x GPM622C Color Guide Camera Main Unit (with Type-C-Mount inner)
- 1x USB 2.0 Data Cable (2 meters, Type-A to Type-C)
- 1x ST4 Guide Cable (2 meters)
- 1x 1.25-inch Nosepiece
- 1x CS-mount Ring
- 1x LP825nm Filter
- 1x CS lens for G3M