Canon EOS Ra
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The EOS Ra is a version of Canon's first full-frame mirrorless camera, the EOS R, with some modifications to configure it for use in astrophotography. The infra-red filter is changed to block less of the deep-red light emitted from de-excitations in hydrogen atoms, characteristic of some red stars and nebulae, allowing more vivid pictures of them to be made.[1] The display also allows a greater degree of magnification in live view, up to 30x, compared to the standard camera's 10x. The camera is otherwise like the EOS R.
Notes
- ↑ EOS Ra at the Canon Camera Museum. EOS Ra leaflet describing differences from the EOS R, and recommending some settings.
