Kilo for Kilo the best value to performance ratio astrograph on the market in my opinion. The FSQ is twice the price for less resolution, and the stars are not as good with the new generation small pixel cameras we are now using.
It's also blisteringly fast F/3.3 so will collect lots of data in a very short amount of time.
CMOS Camera
The Player One Poseidon Mono CMOS is one of Sony's new generation zero amp glow sensors. They are super sensitive with very low noise. Making them a paradigm shift from the CCD cameras we are all used to using, and require much shorter exposures.
Sensor Specifications
IMX-455
Back illumiated CMOS Sensor 36x24mm 9576x6388pixels 3.76µm
Recommended sub lengths
Filter
Bright
Dim
Lum
10-60s
60-120s
Red
10-60s
60-120s
Green
10-60s
60-120s
Blue
10-60s
60-120s
Ha
60-120s
120-180s
O3
60-120s
120-180s
S2
60-120s
120-180s
Pier Specifications
3.89° x 2.6°
1.45"/px
534mm Focal Length
F/3.3
25º Imaging Horizon Limits
Camera Position Angle: +94º
180s Maximum Sub length
Calibration Files
10s Darks
20s Darks
30s Darks
45s Darks
60s Darks
90s Darks
120s Darks
180s Darks
Bias
Flat Frames
This pier has a FREE calibration library, this includes a dark library that correlates to the most common subs lengths used, see below