VGEBY Monocular Telescope, 40 x 60 HD Mini Phone Camera Lens Telescopes Lens with Tripod Suitable for More Smartphones

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This smart refractor telescope comes with two different eyepieces. Thanks to that feature you will be able to choose the magnifying power at which you want to observe the desired object. Use the 26mm eyepiece to observe a wide field of view or a 9mm eyepiece to observe specific details on one object.

Sky-Watcher SkyMax-180 PRO: The Sky-Watcher SkyMax-180 PRO outperforms its reputation as just being a planetary telescope. It’s a "planet killer" for sure, but its adaptability when viewing bright deep-sky objects astounds. ★★★★½ Captured with “Moon mode” on a Huawei P30 Pro. @dakri_und_wer_bist_du Captured with “Moon mode” on a Huawei P30 Pro. (C) VIs Pat Star TrailsSurely," you think, "it'd be easy enough to hold my phone's camera lens up to the eyepiece and capture an image". The Hestia is designed to be small and compact and measures 6.7 by 9.5 by 2.2 inches and weighs 1.1 pounds (500 grams). Vaonis says its compact smartphone telescope mount provides up to five times better sharpness and detail resolution of lunar craters and sunspots than a smartphone alone and up to 25 times better low light sensitivity. This camera telescope is now compatible with Apple computers and laptops. The telescope that included software is now Mac OS X compatible (up to OS X 10.10), as well as Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista (32 bit and 64 bit), and XP operating systems. Moreover, this fourth generation offers planetary imaging camera provides an affordable way to acquire stunning astrophotos of our neighbors in the solar system. Features a 1/3″ format color CMOS imaging chip with a very small 3.6 microns x 3.6 microns pixel size for exceptional resolution.

You can then use the app to control the scope’s functions, such as performing star alignment and locating targets from the built-in lists available. The best feature of the NexYZ is the ability to line the smartphone up with the telescope eyepiece in three axes, X, Y and Z, as this gives you maximum control when it comes to making sure the smartphone's camera is aligned with the optical axis of the telescope. Have you ever wanted to photograph the Moon, planets, stars and other objects you see through your telescope on your smartphone? If your needs are slightly more advanced, you should consider whether you're a deep-sky or Solar System imager. The aperture (or objective lens) of the telescope will be your guide on whether it's capable of capturing 'faint fuzzies' or just enough to make the planets and lunar surface pop.Sky-Watcher Startravel 120 EQ3-2: Taking a more traditional approach this manual telescope is adaptable both for manual star hopping around the night sky and also for astrophotography, provided you utilize some optional accessories. ★★★½ Celestron NexStar 5SEThe Celestron NexStar 5SE is an all-rounder that's hard to beat as an introduction to observing and imaging. The long focal length and high focal ratio tailor the NexStar 5SE to lunar and planetary imaging in particular, and it will facilitate great images of the our neighbors in the Solar System as well as some of the brighter deep-sky objects such as the Orion Nebula or the Andromeda Galaxy.★★★★ ½