It is modified from the existing 60D camera, and succeeds the EOS
20Da, Canon’s first DSLR designed specifically for
astrophotography.
“The EOS 60Da is ideal for shooting astronomical phenomena such as diffuse nebulae – a favourite among astrophotographers due to the distinct red colour caused by the ionisation of hydrogen,” says Canon.
“In a standard DSLR, an infrared filter limits the amount of Há light that passes through to the camera sensor, reducing the transmission of red signals to prevent unwanted colour artefacts in the final image. However, the EOS 60Da features a new modified filter that offers three times more transparency for Há light than the EOS 60D, combined with an 18-megapixel CMOS sensor, DIGIC 4 processing and a high ISO range to capture crisp, clear images of red-coloured emission nebulae.”
The camera has a three-inch 7.7cm vari-angle wide LCD screen and
live view support, along with an 18-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, and
it captures ISO sensitivities ranging up to 6400 in standard mode,
expandable up to 12,800. “Working alongside powerful 14-bit DIGIC 4
processing, the sensor also provides excellent signal-to-noise ratio
in final output data, producing pictures that are rich in natural
colour with smooth tonal gradations – ideal for capturing the
subtle colour transitions of interstellar gas clouds, for example,”
claims Canon.What's in the Box
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EOS 60Da Body |
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Eyecup Eb (not shown) |
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Wide Strap EW-100DBIII |
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USB Interface Cable IFC-130U |
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Remote Controller Adapter RA-E3 |
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AC Adapter Kit ACK-E6 |
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Stereo AV Cable AVC-DC400ST |
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Battery Pack LP-E6 |
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Battery Charger LC-E6 |
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EOS Digital Solution Disc and Software Instruction Book CD |
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Camera Instruction Book (not shown) |
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Pocket Guide (not shown) |
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