Check this out:
At 1:50 for a split second, I thought the dude gonna do so some lunar imaging. LOL.
Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
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"The importance of a telescope is not how big it is, how well made it is.
It is how many people, less fortunate than you, got to look through it."
-- John Dobson.
email: gary[at]astro.sg
twitter: @astrosg
"The importance of a telescope is not how big it is, how well made it is.
It is how many people, less fortunate than you, got to look through it."
-- John Dobson.
Re: Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
1399 euros :o
Re: Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
oh, that was sony uk website, the usa website says 1399 usd for the dev3, pre-order now. only available on 18th nov.
Re: Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
Saw this and was trying to find the aperture of the lens. Anyone got that info? Looking at the front of the bino somehow makes me think that it might not be suited for astro use.
Re: Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
It says f/1.8 to 3.4. sensor size is 1/4" 4.5mm. focal length equivalent to 35mm is 27.4-606mm. Prolly need some math here
1st we find the crop factor of the sensor.
Diagonal size of 35mm sensor / diagonal size of sensor in Dev-3
43/4.5mm = 9.5556x
Next we find the focal length of the lens
Equivalent focal length / crop factor
606mm / 9.5556 = 63.42mm
Then we find the diameter of the glass that is being used
Focal length / focal ratio
63.42 / 3.4 = 18.65mm
Not a big piece of glass here. Somehow I felt the human eye will be much more sensitive to light than this. Then again, I might be very wrong.
~MooEy~
1st we find the crop factor of the sensor.
Diagonal size of 35mm sensor / diagonal size of sensor in Dev-3
43/4.5mm = 9.5556x
Next we find the focal length of the lens
Equivalent focal length / crop factor
606mm / 9.5556 = 63.42mm
Then we find the diameter of the glass that is being used
Focal length / focal ratio
63.42 / 3.4 = 18.65mm
Not a big piece of glass here. Somehow I felt the human eye will be much more sensitive to light than this. Then again, I might be very wrong.
~MooEy~
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Re: Digital Recording Binocular (Sony DEV-5K)
whats the difference with this and a camcorder with zoom?
maybe more specific in use? better zoom?
maybe more specific in use? better zoom?