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The PhotoLine 60mm Apo is a herb-protruding travel telescope !
Thanks to the sliding dew cap, the telescope has a transport length of only 23 centimeters. So it fits in every hand luggage space. Mount the Apo on a tripod or on an astronomical photomontage, such as the Skywatcher Star Adventurer . So you have a conceivably lightweight and compact system for astrophotography!
Some features of the PhotoLine 60 mm f / 6 Apos:
Clear and high-contrast image without color errors. This is virtually completely corrected by the FPL53 (Ohara, Japan) and by the lanthanum partner glass .
2 "gear drive pulley with ball bearing and reduction: Even heavy accessories, such as CCD cameras, are sensitively focused and held!
M54x0.75 thread connection for astrophotography for screwed adaptations.
Practical L-holder with multifunction plate. The Apo fits on any tripod and with optional prism rails to astronomical mounts.
Always in balance even with heavy accessories: you can simply mount the holder offset by 180 °. Thus, the Apo is synonymous with a large camera in balance.
The PhotoLine Apo offers you all possibilities for astrophotography or landscape and wildlife photography. The telescope replaces an expensive apochromatic telephoto lens. But you need a proofreader. The matching correctors are linked in the accessories section
The compact Apo is also very suitable for observation: the picture is brighter and more contrasted than most spotting scopes and the usable field is larger. You have a magnification range of 10x for the optimal overview up to 150x for detailed observations available.
Due to the generous working distance of 135mm from the 2 "socket you always need a zenith mirror or an amiciprisma for observation.
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A telescope tube is referred to as an optic because it contains the components necessary to collect and concentrate light.
Describes the brightness of a star or point-shaped object, which can still just be distinguished by the telescope. The naked eye, for example, can make out stars with a magnitude of up to 6.
A telescope always displays an object upside down. This law of optics can only be compensated for by an erecting system. Erecting lenses, diagonal mirrors or Amici prisms provide you with an upright image. Diagonal mirrors provide an upright but back-to-front image and Amici prisms provide an upright and right-sided image.
