New Canon EOS 60DA DSLR Camera with Infrared Blocking Filter

Woodland Hills Camera and Telescopes offers the new, latest Canon EOS 60DA DSLR camera that consists of an infrared blocking filter, a new upgrade to the trendy EOS 20DA version. This newer version was modified to support astrophotography.

Designed to define the precision views of the red-like hues that appear in the night sky while taking photos of diffuse nebulae, this novel camera is multi-featured. It includes an ISO range of about 100-6400, multi-angle 3.0-in clear view LCD monitor, and the 18 MP Canon CMOS sensor. The Canon EOS 60DA DSLR enables real-time capture of sky at night.

Some of the significant features of the Canon EOS 60DA DSLR are as follows:

• The integrated IR sensitivity - flash supports astrophotography.
• The IR filter built within the camera enables attaining 3x more hydrogen alpha light compared to previous models. As result, a clear, crisp image of the reddish hues in the night sky can be generated.
• Low-noise photography and filming can be achieved through the integrated 18-MP Canon CMOS sensor, the expandable ISO 12800 and the high performance DIGIC 4 image processor
• The new remote control adapter model RA-E3 enables compatibility with other remotes being used with the camera.
• The modified infrared blocking filter in-built within Canon EOS 60DA allows capture of light by the sensors that usually gets blocked by other camera filters.
• The camera enables sharper, clearer, and precision picture capture that generates natural appearance of red hues in diffuse nebulae.

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