QHY367C
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QHY367C is a large-format one-shot color astronomy camera for deep-sky imaging with a simpler color workflow.
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Specifications
Sensor
- Sensor model
- Sony IMX094
- Sensor type
- Color / Color / Color / Color
- Color / mono
- Color
- Sensor size
- APS-C / APS-C / Full Format 36 mm*24 mm / Full Format 36 mm*24 mm
- Megapixels
- 16 MP
- Resolution
- 16MP / 24MP / 24MP / 36MP
- Pixel size
- 4.8 µm*4.8 µm
- Max frame rate
- 10FPS / 3FPS / 5FPS / 3.2FPS
- Shutter
- Electric Rolling Shutter / Electric Rolling Shutter / Electric Rolling Shutter / Electric Rolling Shutter
- ADC
- 14-bit
- Read noise
- 2.3e-
- Full well
- 46 ke- / 36 ke- / 74 ke- / 56 ke-
- Exposure range
- 30us-3600sec / 50us-3600sec / 60us-3600se / 60us-3600sec
Specifications
- Weight
- 700 g
Cooling
- Cooling
- Two-stage TEC cooling
Mechanical
- Interface
- USB3.0 / USB3.0 / USB3.0 / USB3.0
- Buffer
- 128MB DDR2 Memory / 128MB DDR2 Memory / 128MB DDR2 Memory / 128MB DDR2 Memory
Sensor / electronics
- Back focus
- 17.5mm
Astrophotography Fit
A cooled one-shot color camera best used where its sensor size and workflow match the telescope and calibration plan.
QHY367C is a premium one-shot color camera aimed at deep-sky imaging with a simpler color workflow.
As a color camera, it keeps the capture workflow simpler than a mono rig. It works especially well when you want one camera for broadband targets plus a dual-band filter for emission nebulae under light pollution.
For high-frame-rate work, pair it with a long focal length telescope, an ADC when planets are low, and capture software that can record short exposures quickly. It is less satisfying as the only deep-sky camera unless the target scale and sensor size make sense.
Best paired with
- Corrected refractors, RASA/HyperStar-style systems, or other well-matched astrographs
- UV/IR-cut and dual-band nebula filters for one-shot color imaging
- Reliable GoTo mount, autofocus, and dark/flat calibration workflow
Not recommended for
- Imagers committed to full SHO/LRGB mono workflows
- Optical tubes with corrected image circles smaller than the camera sensor
- Very casual visual-only users who do not plan to process image data
Where To Buy
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| Retailer | Price | Availability | View Offer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloud Break Optics Cloud Break Optics | $2,862.00 | In stock Updated 5/11/2026 | View Offer - $2,862.00 |
| Starizona Starizona | $3,599.00 | In stock Updated 5/10/2026 | View Offer - $3,599.00 |