Sony A7S Super UV Infrared Cut Astrophotography Camera A7 S - Read Desc.
Sony A7s with Super UV sensor mod. Professionally modified by Astrohobby, ideal for serious astrophotography. Thoroughly tested, cleaned, and sanitized. In perfect working order. As shown in the photos, the item is in great overall condition; the body exhibits only minor signs of wear. The rear LCD operates perfectly. There is a crack in the screen plastic cover, mostly visible on bright backgrounds and at certain angles, not actually affecting the day to day usability. No panel defects or scratches, comes with glass protector installed. All buttons and dials function flawlessly, and the sensor is clean and spotless. What's Included: Sony A7S IR Cut Super IV Modded, battery, charger Condition Recap: ✅ Thoroughly tested and perfectly working ✅ Cleaned and UV-sanitized ✅ Excellent cosmetic state ✅ LCD has no dead pixels or panel defects of any kind, no significant scratches ✅ Sensor has no spots Pre-owned item. Sold under the margin tax scheme (0% VAT applicable). A business invoice can be issued upon request, please provide your company details immediately after purchase. VAT may still apply at delivery for extra-eu customers. The Sony A7S (ILCE-7S) is a full-frame E-mount mirrorless body built around a 12.2MP Exmor CMOS sensor, whose large photosites and full-pixel readout give it an unusually clean signal across a native ISO 100–102,400 range, expandable to 409,600. This example has been fitted with a Super UV/IR Cut filter in place of the factory stack: a multi-coated hot mirror with a steeper cut-off below ≈400nm and above ≈680nm, which tightens colour separation, removes infrared contamination from blacks and foliage, and holds neutrality with adapted vintage and rangefinder glass. Video runs through XAVC S 1080/60p, S-Log2 and clean 4K output over HDMI to an external recorder. The body carries a 2.36M-dot OLED viewfinder, tilting 3" LCD, silent electronic shutter and 14-bit RAW, in a magnesium chassis of ~489g with battery and card. Suited to low-light, astro, scientific and colour-critical work.