Bresser Messier Dobson 6-Inch 150/750 mm Telescope - White

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Add a guidescope, autoguider and a suitable camera and you can take deep-sky images like this through the telescope, but a better mount than the Advanced VX makes them much easier. The outcome is crisper, more detailed images that faithfully represent the natural colors of the celestial objects you're observing. While other astronomy apps may claim that they can help you find objects, they rely exclusively on the phone’s gyros and accelerometers, which aren’t as accurate as LISA technology. inch (150 mm) aperture, it outperforms the Meade StarNavigator NG 114, while the NexStar+ hand controller boasts an expansive database featuring over 40,000 objects. Overall, in our Celestron NexStar 4SE telescope review, we found it to be a great telescope for beginners.

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What's more, the catadioptric takes advantage of a lightweight design, meaning that it's much more portable than other kinds of telescopes and its sealed optics promote little to no maintenance. It features a generous aperture Schmidt-Cassegrain optical tube and a robust single-fork arm mount, ensuring stability and precision. You'll be traveling with it:This scope is our top choice for portability, so it's ideal if you plan on taking it away on camping trips or visiting dark sky sites.However, these flaws are outweighed by the telescope's portability, ease of use, and good optical performance. With this 6” Schmidt-Cassegrain and relatively dark skies, the Andromeda Galaxy, Hercules Open Star Cluster, and so many more are easily within your reach. The Inspire 100AZ comes with a variety of accessories, including two eyepieces, a red LED flashlight (for preserving night vision), an accessory tray, a StarPointer Pro finderscope to make it easier to find your subject and a smartphone adapter for basic smartphone astrophotography. Refractors are usually affixed to a simple alt-azimuth mount, that slews from side to side and up and down to locate a desired target. LX85 Astrograph Reflector Telescope and mount is the perfect combination of portability, high quality tracking and GoTo slewing technology.

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Really simple and easy to useSimple to set-up, and once set-up very easy to fine objects in the night sky. To reduce this problem, many refractors are manufactured as achromatic or APOchromatic (also known as Extra Dispersion (ED) telescopes). The whole family can use it:The 6SE can be used by anyone with any skill level, from beginners to more advanced users, meaning the whole family will be able to enjoy it no matter their experience. Our Vaonis Vespera review found that the pictures were a little soft, but they could be enhanced with a bit of post-processing.You're a beginner:If you just want to look at the moon and some planets, this will be a great choice. The BK7 optical glass at f/4 allows for quite short exposures, and the 2" focuser works equally well with a camera or any 2" or 1. You aren't confident locating objects yourself:This telescope doesn't have GoTo technology, so you'll need to be fairly confident in being able to locate specific celestial objects yourself (or utilize the help of a stargazing app). The latter means the finder scope has a correcting prism that flips the image the 'right way up’ (top-to-bottom) and ‘around’ (left-to-right).