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lunarc Celestron NexImage: ... using your telescope. This is known as astrophotography and while you might have spent time marvelling at some of the photos taken by the Hubble, you might not realise you can actually take your very own pictures from your back yard - even on a modest budget by using Celestron NexImage. NexImage is a compact camera which looks and feels quite similar to a webcam. It has a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) sensor and can...
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Telescope - Celestron NexImage Celestron NexImage
Manufacturer: Celestron / Telescope / Telescopic image capturing software.
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Celestron Powerseeker 60 EQ Celestron Powerseeker 60 EQ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Refracting telescope
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Telescope - Celestron NexStar SLT 130 Celestron NexStar SLT 130
Brand: Celestron / Type: Reflecting telescope
 
Celestron NexStar SE 4 Celestron NexStar SE 4
Brand: Celestron / Type: Reflecting telescope
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Telescope - Celestron Astromaster 90 EQ Celestron Astromaster 90 EQ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Refracting telescope
 
Celestron Astromaster 90 AZ Celestron Astromaster 90 AZ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Refracting telescope
 
Telescope - Celestron Astromaster 76 EQ Celestron Astromaster 76 EQ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Reflecting telescope
 
Celestron Astromaster 70 AZ Celestron Astromaster 70 AZ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Refracting telescope
 
Telescope - Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ Celestron Astromaster 130 EQ
Brand: Celestron / Type: Reflecting telescope
 
Celestron Advanced C6-N Celestron Advanced C6-N
Brand: Celestron / Type: Reflecting telescope
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lunarc Celestron Advanced C6-N
... was lucky enough to be given a Celestron C6-N as a gift by a family member who no longer required it and I was very lucky indeed. It was quick to assemble - even for me, as a complete novice - using the clearly-written instructions in the manual. The telescope has a convenient viewfinder which allows easy location of stars and planets. It is a Newtonian type telescope with a 6" diameter and 750mm focal length (f/5) and includes a 20mm eyepiece. It s capable of solar, lunar and planetary observation as well as looking into deep space at galaxies and nebulae. It s a great telescope for astrophotography, if you take advantage of the optional extras (Celestron s opt...
Read the full review: Powerful, easy to use telescope by lunarc
luigi0778 Celestron NexStar SE 4
... Nexstar 4SE, is an excellent entry level telescope. Competitively priced, and well equipped. It is of the Maksutov design. Which for the novice, just basically means it s a combination of lenses and mirrors, which will give you the same power/length ratio as that of a much longer focal length unit, but in a short stubby tube instead. Where this telescope really comes into its own (for the beginner anyway), is with the Nexstar computer controlled handset, which allows the unit to be aligned with the heavens very simply. After the initial alignment sequence, the unit can then be commanded to autonomously navigate you around, to show you objects of interest. (sadly tho...
Read the full review: Nexstar 4SE - Entry Level Scope! by luigi0778
scarysuzzy Celestron Powerseeker 60 EQ
... was my first telescope as a very amateur astronomer. It has three magnifying lenses for observing objects at various distances and a Barlow lens providing an extra 3.3x magnification on top. All lenses include a cap, as well as a cap for the telescope itself. Also included is a right-angle adapter (as shown in the picture), a laser starfinder and an attachment that can be used to project an image of the sun to save you from trying to look at it, which is an incredibly bad idea! This makes it great for observing solar eclipses. The tripod is solid, allowing a good range of heights. It can sometimes be a bit tricky to keep the telescope body stable, and the nuts need...
Read the full review: Seeing stars! by scarysuzzy
 
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