After you collect a set of premium eyepieces what better place to house them than in a luxurious and custom-built case from Wood Wonders?...
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For views of big deep sky targets with slower f/8 to f/15 telescopes, the new Omni 56mm does the job at low cost. Plus:...
Note: For definitions of basic eyepiece characteristics mentioned below, see Ed Ting’s A Beginner’s Guide to Telescope Eyepieces. Once you look through eyepieces with...
Note: For definitions of basic eyepiece characteristics mentioned below, see Ed Ting’s A Beginner’s Guide to Telescope Eyepieces. Eyepieces with 100° apparent fields of...
Red light is one of the most essential astronomy tools in the field, along with a telescope, star maps and perhaps bug spray. A...
You’ll be astonished at how much difference you will have in your observing experience using Alpine Innovations‘ Bino Bandit. The device uses a few...
Review edited by Alan Dyer. Baader Planetarium’s latest Morpheus eyepiece (MSRP: $280) provides the lowest power and widest actual field of view in the...
Baader Planetarium’s Morpheus eyepieces sport a wide 76º apparent field of view, comfortable eye relief, sealed watertight housings, and an optical design that provides...
Plus: Flexible mounting options; superb sharpness and contrast Minus: Box cannot hold filter once feet are in place; user must buy a case Summary:...
Would you like an alternative to tripod-mounted binoculars that enables you to comfortably observe high-elevation targets and move around the tripod in the dark...