Nikon has upgraded their entry-level ProStaff line of binoculars, with a noticeable improvement in quality. I’m always on the lookout for new binoculars of...
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Orion replaces their popular 4.5-inch AstroBlast beginner telescope with the SkyScanner BL102. Is it a worthy successor? For many years, I and many others...
I put the 45-megapixel Canon R5 mirrorless camera through its paces for astrophotography. A high-resolution (in this case 45-megapixel) stock camera doesn’t seem like...
A 20mm eyepiece with a 100° field for only $300 seems too good to be true! In eyepieces, models with the extreme apparent field...
While best known for their line of giant binoculars, Ohio-based Oberwerk (who used to be called BigBinoculars.com) also offers more modest aperture binoculars that...
Available as a plug-in for Adobe Photoshop and as a process for PixInsight, NoiseXTerminator can eliminate unwanted noise while leaving stars untouched. Noise is...
The SharpStar 61mm refractor is ideal for anyone looking for an ultra-compact travel scope for both visual and photo use. Small refractors have become...
Celestron expands their StarSense technology to more serious telescopes with greater aperture. When I reviewed Celestron’s first StarSense Explorer telescopes (see my test at...
Offering fast f/2 speed and an ultra-wide-angle field of view, the Laowa 15mm ticks the boxes for nightscapes and tracked Milky Way images. I’m...
What would it take to be able to shoot deep-sky objects any clear night of the month, regardless of Moon phase? The answer...