What are Vespera's full specs?

Weight	5 kg (11lbs)
Height	40cm (15 in)
Width	20 cm (8 in)
Depth	9 cm (3.5 in)
Battery life	4 hours
Aperture	50 mm
Focal length	200 mm
Resolution	1920 x 1080 (2MP)
Lens	Apochromatic Quadruplet
Lens special features	Extra low dispersion S-FPL52 equivalent (ULD) with lanthanum glass
Focal ratio	F/4
Image sensor	Sony IMX462
Sensoz size	1/2.8"
File formats	JPEG, TIFF, FITS
Fiel of view	1.6° x 0.9°
Mount	Alt-azimutale
Focus	Auto
Pointing	Automated and Manual
Image Processing	Adapted to each object Real time imge stacking
Light pollution filter	Optional
Dew control	Optional
Field derotator	Not included
Temperature/humidity sensor	Not included
Battery type	Integrated
Water Resistance	IP43
Multi user mode	Up to 5 users
Control	Smartphone / Tablet
Application	Deep-sky objects (galaxies, nebulae, star clusters), the sun & Moon
USB port	Only Wifi

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Is Full Resolution mode available on Vespera?
Unlike Stellina, Vespera only generates full resolution images (approximately 1920 x 1080 px). It is therefore not necessary to activate this option in the Profile settings.
Can we use any other manufacturer's filter on Vespera?
No it will not be possible to use existing filters, as Vespera will adapt its image processing and object suggestions, based on filters that will be used, by detecting the type of filter. Moreover, a full-aperture filter involves specific ...
Will we be able to add filters on Vespera?
Yes, it will be possible to add the full-aperture filters designed by Vaonis: Solar (ND), CLS (light pollution), dual-band. Some accessories are already available on our website: - Vespera's backpack Take your Vespera wherever you go with this ...
I already own the tall tripod for my full-size Stellina. Will that tripod work on Vespera?
Yes, this is a standard universal size, so it will also fit Vespera (3/8" screw).
How Vespera compensate for the lack of field derotator?
Vespera realizes unitary exposures of 10s. This is enough so that the field rotation is not visible on the raw images. Thus, the field rotation is compensated when stacking the images. Thanks to our image processing algorithms that take into account ...

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