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...
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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...
Observers and astrophotographers looking for the most detailed and accurate information about deep-sky objects will find it here in Annals of the Deep Sky....
In recent years, reducing or completely eliminating stars from astrophotos has become fashionable, and can be a useful step in the processing of deep-sky...
The SkyFi3 is the latest generation of a popular accessory for adding WiFi control to GoTo telescopes. It works great with older telescopes...
Three of the filters tested here (the Haida, Kase and NiSi) are what can be classed as “broadband” light pollution reduction filters. They transmit...
While 50mm binoculars (reviewed in abundance here at AstroGearToday) are the preferred models for astronomy, buyers are often attracted to the greater aperture of...