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An ideal instrument for the wide-field observation of Deep-Sky objects, including Nebulae, Star Fields, Star Clusters an...

Have you ever stood under the starry firmament and wondered what all the stars were up there? Or are you an amateur astr...

The baffle ring prevents or significantly reduces the "bloating" of stars in deep sky shots...

This compact and very high-quality ED apochromat delivers pin-sharp stars, allowing precise tracking...

Anyone can be an Astrophotographer with the Polarie Star Tracker Mount. Capture amazing images of the Milky Way. This co...

Penetrate through the cloud and fog and capture stars in the daytime with ASI990MM Pro SWIR DSO Cooled Camera...

Penetrate through the cloud and fog and capture stars in the daytime with ASI991MM Pro SWIR DSO Cooled Camera...

ZEISS Victory NV 5.6x62 T* allows you to observe game even in the light of a new moon and gives you a secure identificat...

TS 2" Star Diagonal Mirror - 91% Reflectivity, 1.25" adapter also with compression ring...

The release cable was developed for taking time-lapse recordings with the POLARIE U Star Tracker and a digital camera...

Optimized for the super-fast Skywatcher F4 Newtonian telescope, this coma corrector ensures pinpoint stars right out to...

RC telescopes from TS-Optics are made for astrophotographers. High-quality images of galaxies and nebulae with perfect s...

RC telescopes from TS-Optics are made for astrophotographers. High-quality images of galaxies and nebulae with perfect s...

This star diagonal is a very good alternative to simple prisms and mirrors which often only have a plastic body...

Optimized for all Sky-Watcher fast-ratio f/5 Newtonian Reflectors /Dobsonians, with 2” focuser. Delivers stunning wide-f...

The mechanical stage attachment is attached to the microscope stage with two screws and is used to move the sample in tw...

Take a "spacewalk" across a wide, sharp 82° apparent field...

Take a "spacewalk" across a wide, sharp 82° apparent field...

Take a "spacewalk" across a wide, sharp 82° apparent field...

Take a "spacewalk" across a wide, sharp 82° apparent field...