Finding celestial objects is much easier with a finder compared to using a telescope alone. The reason for this is the telescope's small field of view. The finder shows a larger section of the sky, making orientation easier.
There are two types finder:
- optical finders are small telescopes with a large field of view. They show an enlarged image.
- Red dot finders or projection finders are sighting devices with a LED light. They use a light point to mark the direction in which the telescope is aligned. Their image is not enlarged, but on the other hand they cover the largest possible area of the sky.
Solar finders are a special type of finder. With theses, the Sun can be safely located.
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Omegon
Red Dot Finder for DSLR flash shoe
( 5 / 5 )
$ 69.00
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ASToptics
Red dot finder for DSLR camera hot shoe
$ 150.00
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Baader
SkySurfer V Night & Day red dot finder
$ 169.00
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RRP:
$ 730.00
TeleVue
Starbeam with finder base and rail
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$ 730.00
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$ 596.00
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William Optics
Red dot finder with quick-release bracket and base
$ 138.00
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TeleVue
Finder Qwik-Point Basic
( 1 / 5 )
$ 34.90
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RRP:
$ 91.00
TS Optics
RDA finder scope with base
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$ 91.00
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$ 87.00
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RRP:
$ 730.00
TeleVue
Finder Starbeam 'flip mirror' with base for SC telescopes
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$ 730.00
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$ 596.00
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