Grants Astronomy Review Blog

Greetings fellow astronomers.  Wishing you all clear skies and sunny days.  As you all know from my previous blogs I currently own several Svbony planetary cameras such as the Svbony SV305C, SV705C among several other brands. I do love to do lots of planetary imaging and as a result Svbony has been kind enough to send me a Svbony SC715C planetary camera for review.  So what makes the  Svbony SC715C color planetary camera special compared to the current batch of planetary cameras on the market?  Read on and find out. I will be imaging Jupiter with the Svbony SC715C planetary camera to see how well it performs both in visible and invisible IR light..  The main advantage the Svbony SC715C planetary camera has over most of the current batch of planetary cameras on the market today is that this new camera sports the newer Sony IMX715 sensor touting a extremely small pixel size of 1.45um at and with a total of 8 million pixels stuffed onto a very small senso...

Greetings fellow astronomers.  Unfortunately the weather here in western Canada has been really cold and cloudy during my first look at the new wireless camera from Svbony-"The Svbony SC311 Pro ".  Clouds and clouds, lots of snow, really windy weather and very cold temperatures here in Western Canada have haunted my Feb 2026!  To go along with this newly released wifi camera there is also a newly developed android and IOS based mobile app called "SvbonyAstroCam" to control it.  Svbony has been kind enough to send me the early-release version of this new wifi camera for testing and review.  As many of you already know I have already done a comphehensive review of the original Svbony SC311 which the new SC311 Pro wireless wifi camera is based off. In this review I will explore some of the new features and improvements on the new Svbony SC311 Pro wireless camera comparing it to the originally released Svbony SC311 wireless camera along the way.  In addition, w...