Atik Infinity color camera initial impressions I have had the opportunity to play around with this camera for a few days. In my view with the Infinity Atik is trying to establish a new product segment which addresses a very real gap/need in the market. The v1.2 beta of the Infinity SW allows for manual color balance but the controls are not Atik offers astrophotographers a variety of top-performing astrophotography equipment to choose from. Perhaps, the coolest and most innovative product is the Infinity Video Camera!These cameras are available in monochrome and color and are perfect for beginners to video astronomy. The Atik Horizon II is the follow up to the first Atik CMOS Camera developed for deep sky astrophotography. Whilst maintaining the core elements of the initial Horizon such as its 16MP CMOS sensor with a 21.9mm diagonal, its evolution comes in its variety. Now offering three modes - Normal, PowerSave, and Fast - the Horizon II can produce Don't get me wrong, Astrolive is GREAT, but the Infinity software is useable after about 5-minutes of glancing over the manual. As I say in my review in the October S&T, there are some things I didn't like about the Infinity program, but the fact that it is SIMPLE and does exactly what you need without tons of adjustments was very refreshing. The Atik Infinity is the first Atik Camera dedicated to video astronomy, boasting both the speed and sensitivity required for this rewarding technique. Through our new, intuitive, in-house software, the Infinity brings the wonders of the deep sky to a screen in just seconds. The Infinity features a Sony ICX825 sensor embedded with EXview HAD Atik Color Infinity Video Camera with Custom Built-In Software Application The Atik Infinity, with its sensitive Sony ICX825 sensor, is a dedicated video camera designed to be used by the beginner! The custom built-in software makes everything easy, from tracking and adjusting for field rotation to real time stacking so you can take multiple The first Atik camera dedicated to video astronomy, the Atik Infinity Monochrome Camera features a sensitive Sony ICX825 sensor and custom built-in software to make it ideal for entry-level astronomers; With a slim rectangular body akin to a small digital camera, the Atik Infinity Video Camera is able to support a high quality circuit board The Atik Infinity is the first Atik Camera dedicated to video astronomy, boasting both the speed and sensitivity required for this rewarding technique. Shop now! 610-327-3500. CD-ROM with drivers, software and user's manual (PDF) Quickstart guide (paper) (Optional) A universal (110-230V) power adapter; New Infinity Video Astronomy software 3-metre USB cable 1.8-metre battery power connector CD-ROM with drivers, software and user's manual (PDF) Quickstart guide (paper) Our highly-acclaimed Capture software is also included for camera control and data acquisition, and plug-ins are included to allow use with Astroart and Maxim DL. The Infinity application is way easier. For a full description of the camera, search on Atik Infinity and go to the Atik website. Some tech specs: Sensor Type: CCD - Sony ICX825. Horizontal Resolution: 1392 pixels. Vertical Resolution: 1040 pixels. Pixel Size: 6.45 µm x 6.45 µm. ADC: 16 bit. With a generous 6.45 micrometer pixel size, a resolution suited for real-time viewing and a cost-effective price, the Infinity is a great choice for professional and beginning video astroimagers alike. Atik 414EX: The Atik 41