Main Sensor

The main sensor IMX571 features an APS-C format and 26MP total pixels. The size is 23.5mm in width x 15.7mm in height, and the diagonal is 28.3mm. The 3.76um x 3.76um small pixel size accommodates an impressive full depth of 50ke. With the new hardware technology, it is even extended to 73ke.

Guide Sensor

The SC2210 sensor taken from the ASI220MM Mini camera features very high sensitivity. The QE peak value reaches 92% at 500nm. The read noise is as low as 0.6e. As the new generation of guide sensor, it has achieved great results in guiding, proved by hundreds of astrophotographers.

Start Your Astrophotography Journey with Great Convenience

The ASI2600MC/MM Air combines guiding, imaging, and smart control into one compact, lightweight device. Say goodbye to complex setups and enjoy a seamless, hassle-free astrophotography experience. 

Effortlessly Connect Mutiple Devices

4x USB2.0, 3x DC12V 10A, 1x USB Type-C
USB 2.0 ports for your focuser, filter wheel, and mount; DC 12V 10A input/output ports for reliable power; and USB Type-C port for fast file transfers—you can focus on capturing stunning images without worrying about connectivity issues.

Shoot with Confidence: Ample Storage and Stability

With a massive 256GB eMMC storage, the ASI2600MC Air allows you to capture multiple targets with ease. Rigorously tested with over 300 benchmarks, it ensures system stability. Plus, the USB 2.0 ports support up to 1TB external storage, giving you plenty of room for all your astrophotography needs.

Dive into the Rich Details of the Celestial Targets

In expanded mode, the full well capacity of this camera reaches 73Ke, which is 1.46 times of that of the IMX571 sensor (51ke), making long-exposure shots less prone to overexposure. The large full well capacity and high dynamic range make capturing both light and dark areas with stunning clarity and detail possible. Witness the miracle details and colors of targets like never before!

Dual-Band Wi-Fi for Stable Singal

Experience unparalleled connectivity with our enhanced external dual-band antenna, supporting both 2.4G and 5G frequencies and offering stable and smooth usage within 20 meters.

Cross-Platform Device Control

Except from ASIAIR App, ASI2600MC Air can also wirelessly connect to ZWO’s proprietary PC control software, ASIStudio, and also other 3rd-party PC software. 3rd-party software can be controlled through ASCOM extended protocol Alpaca (requires ASCOM Platform version V6.6 or higher).

Bluetooth Connection Supported

Nice and Neat Wiring with AM3/AM5

Get Fully Control of Your Entire Rig at Your Fingertips

With the ASIAIR smart app, you can easily control guiding, imaging, your mount, and electronic focuser—all from your phone. It supports multiple imaging modes, making it easy for even beginners to quickly learn and capture professional-quality images.

Instant Post-Processing and Sharing

Live stack is supported during your imaging session. You may also make adjustments to brightness, contrast and others on the final image. Instantly share your masterpieces on social media platforms and astronomy communities, making your work stand out.

Go Further With ZWO’s Self-Developed System

Powered by ZWO’s patented technologies, our system ensures stable astrophotography performance. Continuous App OTA updates keep your device up-to-date with the latest features, enhancing your user experience and expanding your capabilities.

Quantum efficiency(QE) -Main sensor

The QE peak value of the ASI2600MM Air’s main sensor is approximately 91%.

Quantum efficiency(QE) – Guide sensor

Dark Current

Power Consumption

The ASI2600MM Air camera is equipped with an AR filter (anti-reflective filter) in front of the sensor, which serves as a protective window.

Frame Rate

Camera Specification

Image Circle Compatibility Reference

Please refer to the diagram below to understand how ASI2600MC/MM Air cameras match with various telescope image circles.

ZWO Air cameras are compatible with telescopes that support APS-C or larger image formats.
Note: When using a telescope with an APS-C image circle, you may notice slight distortion in the guide star. If you’re looking for more accurate and stable guiding performance, we recommend using a telescope with a full-frame or larger image circle.

Camera details

The best solution of 55mm back focus length

Mechanical Diagram

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