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Determining the correct back focus for your telescope can be a daunting task for both beginners and experienced astrophotographers. In this article, we’ll discuss why back focus distance is so important, all the factors you need to consider for back focus distance, and how to use adapters and spacers to get the perfect back focus distance.  ...

Some questions you want to consider when shopping for your first telescope: Where will I see it?What objects do I want to see?What's my budget?How much am I prepared to carry?How much time do you want to spend observing?  More or less than an hour? Or three hours a night?  ...

What should you pay attention to when purchasing a telescope to observe planets? There are many types of telescopes to choose from, and it's important to choose one that has all the features you need for your preferred type of viewing. No matter which type of telescope you choose, make sure it meets a few key requirements to ensure the best planet viewing. You'll need to pay close attention to aperture size, focal length, and mounting type to find the ideal telescope for planetary viewing.  ...

Embarking on the mesmerizing journey of astrophotography is an exciting endeavor, but choosing the right entry-level kit can be overwhelming for newcomers. With so many options available, it's essential to make an informed decision that aligns with your interests and budget. In this blog, we'll guide beginner astronomers through the process of selecting an entry-level astrophotography kit that sets them on the path to capturing stunning celestial wonders.  ...

Telescopes and spotter scopes look very similar because they are both long and cylindrical, with an eyepiece and a lens at the end. Also, they’re both used to observing things that are far away. Additionally, they both usually have a tripod to help them stay steady. Finally, both telescopes and spotting scopes are manned by interested observers keenly searching.  ...

You've probably seen some incredible astrophotography images of space taken by amateurs and wondered: what kind of gear are they using to take those pictures? In this blog, we'll go over what you need, and how you can get started!  ...

Welcome to choose the SVBONY astronomical cameras. We believe that our cameras will definitely bring you the best astronomical experience. The following is what we have summarized that you need to know before purchasing our cameras.  ...

In the world of optics, the choice between BAK4 and BK7 prism lenses comes down to a balance between optical quality, budget, and intended use. Both materials have their advantages and are suitable for various applications. Understanding these differences allows users to make an informed decision when selecting the right prism lens material for their specific needs.  ...

Solar filters are a great way to view the sun without investing too much in a specialized telescope; all you need to do is find the right solar filter for the telescope you already have, and then continue to view the sun with the telescope you're familiar with.  ...

SVBONY SV705C Planetary Camera for EAA Astronomy OSC Camera USB3.0 IMX585. The SV705C OSC CMOS camera proved to be a competent solar imager in this white light imaging session.  ...