Planetary lucky imaging
91 fps capture supports frame selection and stacking for Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Venus.
Planetary and guide
ToupTek G3M664C is a planetary astronomy camera using the IMX664 sensor, with 4.1 MP (2688 × 1520), 2.9 µm pixels and 91 fps. Designed for planetary lucky imaging, lunar surface imaging, one-shot colour planetary imaging. Available from Precisometer for professional astronomy systems in the Benelux.

Applications & selection
91 fps capture supports frame selection and stacking for Jupiter, Saturn, Mars and Venus.
2.9 µm pixels and 4.1 MP (2688 × 1520) resolution support detailed lunar mosaics and close-up imaging.
The colour IMX664 sensor provides a direct RGB workflow for planets and the Moon.
Fast acquisition supports brief events and solar imaging when the telescope uses a correctly specified solar filter.
Choose the G3M664C when 91 fps acquisition, 2.9 µm sampling and the IMX664 sensor match your telescope's focal length and seeing conditions.
Specifications
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The G3M664C is an astronomy camera in the G3M planetary / guide series, built around a Sony IMX664 color CMOS sensor, 4.1 MP (2688 × 1520) resolution, 2.9 µm pixels, frame rates up to 91 fps, a USB 3.0 interface. It suits planetary and guide where reliable imaging performance and interface compatibility matter.
| Model | G3M664C |
|---|---|
| Status | Current |
| Application | Planetary and guide |
| Sensor | Sony IMX664 color CMOS |
| Sensor Type | STARVIS 2 back-illuminated color CMOS |
| Sensor Size | 1/1.8-inch, 7.84 × 4.45 mm |
| Resolution | 4.1 MP (2688 × 1520) |
| Pixel Size | 2.9 µm |
| Shutter Type | Rolling shutter |
| Frame Rate | 91 fps |
|---|---|
| ADC | 12-bit |
| Peak QE | >91% |
| Dynamic Range | 75.8 dB |
| Read Noise | 6.2–0.69 e⁻ |
| Full Well | 38 ke⁻ |
| Spectral Range | 380–690 nm |
| Interface | USB 3.0 |
|---|---|
| Mount | 1.25-inch telescope nosepiece / C-mount |
| Cooling | Passive cooling |
| Sensor Diagonal | 9.02mm |
|---|---|
| Maximum SNR | 45.8dB |
| Frame Buffer | 512MB |
| Protective Window | IR/AR |
| Color Filter Array | RGGB |
| Maximum Frame Rate (USB 3.0) | 12-bit: 45 FPS @ 2688×1520 8-bit: 91 FPS @ 2688×1520 |
| Exposure Time Range | 0.1ms - 1000s |
| Gain Range | 1× - 500× |
| Camera Adapter | Standard 1.25" outer diameter for telescope Standard C adapter for industrial lens |
| Back Focus Distance | 8.5mm (native) 17.5mm with C adapter 12.5mm with CS adapter |
| Camera Dimensions | Diameter 37mm × Height 72.4mm |
| Weight | 70 grams |
| Supported OS | Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10/11 Mac OS X, Linux |
| SDK Support | Native C/C++, C#/VB.NET, Python Java, DirectShow, Twain, etc. |
Technical media
Official sensor-response, performance, and mechanical imagery for the G3M664C.



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