Canon EOS Ra astrophotography camera

A full-frame mirrorless camera that will enrich your astro-imaging experience

Touch-screen sensitivity When touch-screen imaging is enabled, we were amazed at how lightly we needed to touch the LCD screen to take a shot – a light tap rather than a firm prod. There was no risk of nudging the camera to take an exposure, or while changing ISO and exposure settings. Live View The Canon Ra’s Live View function is outstanding for many reasons, but not least because of its clarity and sensitivity in low light. We were able to clearly see nebulae and galaxies via Live View without the need to take an image, saving us time when locating and positioning objects in frame. Full-frame The Canon Ra’s 30MP full-frame sensor improves low light performance and image noise (unwanted artefacts) at a high ISO. At 36 x 24mm…

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