The focuser provides fine-tuned adjustments, making it ideal for capturing sharp astrophotography or observing planets in stunning detail at high magnifications
Coupled with its long focal length of 3,556 mm, the 14" LX200 is wonderful for viewing our solar system neighbors and resolving fine detail on distant, dim objects like nebulae and galaxies.
The Rokinon 500mm/f8 catadioptric lens (or similar) is a cheap way to cheat and get a long lens. But is it worth it for Astrophotography?
One of the most versatile auto-focusers you'll ever see
This device is like a little magic tube for your Time Machine. Let's explore what it does and if you need one.
Quick Summary: The remote shutter release is a critical component for DSLR/mirrorless astrophotography to help minimize camera movement. Let's look at why you need one for Astrophotography.
The Canon 100-400mm L IS II zoom lens is perhaps the best lens I ever put on the front end of a Canon camera. Let's look at how it performs for Astrophotography.
The Canon 80D is an advanced consumer model DSLR camera, great for everything from landscapes to portraits and especially astrophotography!
The Canon 450D is a consumer model DSLR camera, which offers great value for astrophotography without breaking the bank!
A customizable way to reduce brightness and glare on the brightest celestial objects like the moon, Venus, and bright double stars.
Giant astronomy binoculars feature massive 80mm objective lenses and powerful 20x magnification. These binoculars are ideal for long-distance viewing of land-based subjects or astronomical observing at night.
This 1/2 in. thick durable black Utility Rubber Mat is made from 100% recycled rubber and makes the pefect ground cover for the SkyShed POD!