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Why I NEVER Sold My Celestron Edge HD 8″ – 5-Year Review
After nearly five years of using the Celestron Edge HD 8″, I can confidently say it remains one of the most versatile and reliable telescopes in my astrophotography toolkit. In this blog, I’ll walk you through why I originally bought the Edge HD 8″, how … Continue readingWhy I NEVER Sold My Celestron Edge HD 8″ – 5-Year Review
How to Watch and Photograph the Lyrid Meteor Shower – Peaking April 21–22, 2025
🌠 Don’t Miss the Lyrid Meteor Shower – Peaking April 21–22, 2025 🌠 Get ready for one of April’s most enchanting sky shows! The Lyrid meteor shower, active from April 16 to 25, will reach its peak on the night of April 21 into the … Continue readingHow to Watch and Photograph the Lyrid Meteor Shower – Peaking April 21–22, 2025
NEW! ZWO ASI585MM Pro Monochrome Camera – A budget friendly monochrome camera for Astrophotographers? Preview
The newly released ZWO ASI585MM Pro promises to be an exciting new addition to the world of astrophotography, offering a blend of advanced features and affordability. It’s designed for those ready to step into high-quality monochrome imaging without breaking the bank. In this preview, we’ll … Continue readingNEW! ZWO ASI585MM Pro Monochrome Camera – A budget friendly monochrome camera for Astrophotographers? Preview
Celestron RASA 6″: A Fast & Portable Powerhouse for Astrophotographers? Preview
Introduction The Celestron RASA 6″ (Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt Astrograph) has just been released, bringing excitement to the astrophotography community. Known for its ultra-fast f/2.2 optics, the RASA 6 promises to deliver spectacular astroimages with minimal exposure times, making it an attractive option for both seasoned astrophotographers and those … Continue readingCelestron RASA 6″: A Fast & Portable Powerhouse for Astrophotographers? Preview
NEW EQ Mode on Seestar S30/S50 – First Test & Step-by-Step Guide!
Big news for Seestar users! ZWO has rolled out a significant update for their Seestar Smart Telescopes, bringing a game-changing feature: EQ Mode. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced astrophotographer, this feature will open up new possibilities for tracking and capturing the night sky … Continue readingNEW EQ Mode on Seestar S30/S50 – First Test & Step-by-Step Guide!
Dwarf III vs Seestar S30 vs S50: Best Budget Smart Telescope in 2025?
Introduction In this blog, we’re diving into a comparison of three budget-friendly smart telescopes. As of now, the Seestar S30 is the most affordable at just $349, while the Seestar S50 and Dwarf 3 are priced between $499 and $599, depending on where you shop … Continue readingDwarf III vs Seestar S30 vs S50: Best Budget Smart Telescope in 2025?
New ZWO Rotator & EAF: The Future of Fully Automated Imaging? | Astrophotography
When I first heard about the new ZWO CAA Rotator, I couldn’t resist and got one to test it out on my FF80 telescope. I still had an EAF that I bought but never installed, and the idea of fully automating my imaging sessions was … Continue readingNew ZWO Rotator & EAF: The Future of Fully Automated Imaging? | Astrophotography
ZWO ASI2600MC Air: All-in-one Smart Astrophotography Camera?
The ZWO ASI2600MC AIR: Revolutionizing Astrophotography? The ZWO ASI2600MC AIR promises to transform your astrophotography experience. This innovative smart camera integrates multiple functions into one sleek device, aiming to simplify the setup process and deliver breathtaking images of the night sky. But does it truly … Continue readingZWO ASI2600MC Air: All-in-one Smart Astrophotography Camera?
Vaonis Vespera Pro Review + Tutorial
The Vespera Pro is the latest and most advanced smart telescope from Vaonis, designed for effortless exploration of the night sky. Featuring a 50/250mm f/5 quadruplet refractor with S-FPL52 ED glass, it delivers sharp, color-accurate, and flat-field images. Its Sony IMX 676 sensor, equipped with … Continue readingVaonis Vespera Pro Review + Tutorial
Planetary Parade JAN/FEB 2025: Worth the Hype? Where to look?
A so-called RARE “planetary alignment” expected to be visible in late January and early February 2025, has been making waves in the news and on social media. Headlines like “A Rare View of Six Planets Aligning” (Euronews) or “…almost All Planets Aligned in the Night … Continue readingPlanetary Parade JAN/FEB 2025: Worth the Hype? Where to look?