Canon presents the latest variant 60D DSLR camera, the Canon EOS 60Da. The camera is intended specifically for lovers of photography star or astronomical objects.
Canon has also released the previous generation of specialized astronomical camera similar in 2005 and then by adopting a Canon 20D DSLR camera technology. And this time Canon comes with a Canon EOS 60D camera adopting the present with a swivel screen 3-inch size and resolution 18-megapixel CMOS sensor.
Even up to 6400 ISO options are available that can be expanded to ISO 12800. These specifications are no different from the usual Canon EOS 60D.
What distinguishes the Canon EOS 60D version of astronomy with the regular version is the sensitivity of the hydrogen alpha. Versions of hydrogen alpha astronomy has a sensitivity of 3 times higher than the regular version. Thanks to that, the Canon EOS 60Da can be used to photograph the beauty of outer space, nebulae and other cosmic phenomena more clearly and sharply.
For the lens, in addition to using the super-telephoto EF lenses, Canon EOS 60Da can also be paired with a telescope through a T-ring adapter. For those of you who want to just look around the space, with a mode Live View mode, the Canon EOS 60Da can be connected to the television screen to get a bigger screen.
If you are interested to have it, the Canon EOS 60D will be available in the market in April 2012 at a price of about $ 1,499.
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