@media (max-width: 620px) { .vn-grid { grid-template-columns: 1fr !important; } } *{margin:0;padding:0;box-sizing:border-box;} body{background:#ffffff;font-family:'Montserrat',Arial,sans-serif;color:#111;} .wrap{max-width:860px;margin:0 auto;padding:10px 40px;} The highest-definition sensor on any smart telescope. Built for astrophotographers who refuse to compromise. Vespera Pro 2 is engineered for those who already know what they want from the night sky — and need a telescope that keeps up. A 12.5 MP square sensor, the largest mosaic field available, and full manual control over every capture parameter. Why Vespera Pro 2 Eight reasons to look up. The finest detail in its class The Sony IMX 676 sensor delivers 12.5 megapixels on a 1:1 square format — the highest native resolution on any smart telescope. Smaller pixels capture finer detail, especially in extended targets. The widest field available Mosaic mode scales up to 50 megapixels — the largest field of view achievable on a smart telescope. Image the full Orion nebula complex, entire galaxy groups, or multi-degree star fields. Full control. No black boxes. Adjust exposure time, gain, and framing manually. Capture calibration frames. Export 16-bit RAW files ready for Pixinsight, Siril, or any processing software. Stray-light shielding Precision optical baffles block stray light before it reaches the sensor — delivering better contrast and deeper results even under heavily light-polluted skies. A full night. Uninterrupted. 11 hours of battery life take you from dusk to dawn. No power bank, no interruptions, no missed targets. 225 GB of headroom With 225 GB of onboard storage, a full multi-night mosaic project has space. USB-C at 30 MB/s empties the drive in minutes. Seamless multi-night mosaics Only Vespera captures multi-night mosaics automatically. Frame once, hit Resume each night — stacking progress, framing, and settings are all preserved. Optics that protect themselves An integrated humidity and temperature sensor automatically activates the anti-fog system. Long sessions stay sharp — even in humid, coastal, or cold environments.
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