Why All My Astro Cameras Are Player One
Astrophotographers often do product reviews, but how about a company review? Today, I am going to explain why all my astro cameras--and my filter wheel--are Player One.
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I too am a fan of Player One. I have the Uranus-C Pro and Sedna-M for guiding. I am on an INDI platform and these devices just work great.
I too own player 1 cameras, the aftermarket service I received is also second to none. It's good to hear others having similiar experiences
Very good cameras well designed mechanically and electronically. I have switched to these cameras one year ago. Their design is showing that PlayerOne engineers know our hobby, our problems and what we really need.
Can't wait to grab the Uranus c-pro as well, have compares specs and they for sure are pushing it more
Brilliant video! I've also had great customer experience 👍 Gear is brill too
The same reason I buy Altair cameras, they are UK based & if there's any issues they will get it sorted asap even if the camera is out of warranty so can't say fairer than that, another great company is Pegasus astro even though they based in Greece they get things fixed, I had a powerbox that died one night & not only did they get a courier to pick it up but it was fixed & returned free of charge & all in little over a week. If I'm honest I'm hankering after the camera with the 585 sensor & I keep getting drawn to the Player one, maybe I'll pull the trigger soon. Clear skies
@SKYST0RY
Ай бұрын
I’d recommend the Ares-M or Ares-C. They have the 533 sensor. But the Uranus, with the 585 sensor, is also good.
I really haven’t looked around, but I wish the US had a major Astrophotography company
@SKYST0RY
12 күн бұрын
I agree. It's a wide open market.
@MrMrduke1975
12 күн бұрын
Especially talking to the rep at HighPoint about supply constraint and the state of Astrophotography. He said after COVID things went crazy and said no signs of slowing.
This is motivating me to get a playerone 😅.
@SKYST0RY
Ай бұрын
Well worth it. The Rolls Royce of prosumer cameras, IMO.
I am using an SvBony 705c (asi585) and an SvBony 405cc (asi294) and am quite happy with both.
@SKYST0RY
Ай бұрын
Svbony gives a lot of bang for the buck.
Great information and recommendation for player one camera just hope I can get them to deliver to France
@SKYST0RY
Ай бұрын
Je pense que leurs cameras sont disponible en France. Il y a plusieurs de vendeurs en France et aux autres pays.
@Tony-Elliott
Ай бұрын
@@SKYST0RY merci
Why do the player one main imaging cameras only have one "device" usb port? Do you find that to be an issue that degrades your cable management?
@SKYST0RY
28 күн бұрын
That's a good question, though I hadn't even thought about it before, so I guess it doesn't create a problem for me. I've never been a fan of piling my power management, mini PC, etc, on my OTA with the idea of "cable management". Using that strategy, I would be exchanging cable length for a lot more weight and mass on the mount that would work as a wind sail and give the mount a harder time. Instead, I braid the cables so they can't spread out and get tangled, then I strap them going up from the power supplies and mini PC to the top of the pier, which minimizes weight on the mount as well as objects that could catch night wind. I also avoid sharing USB ports because that's one of the biggest causes of hardware communication conflicts, so I don't worry too much about running equipment on shared USB ports. The only ports I allow to be shared are the low use ones that operate the power box and external SSD.