VGEBY Monocular Telescope, 40 x 60 HD Mini Phone Camera Lens Telescopes Lens with Tripod Suitable for More Smartphones

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The best thing about this smart refractor telescope is that it comes with a powerful Barlow lens that doubles the magnifying power of each eyepiece. That means that once you combine your eyepieces with the Barlow lens you will get the most perfect view of the smallest details.

This can mean it's worth spending a bit of money on a decent adaptor, as you'll need something sturdy that holds your phone well in place. Once the phone is mounted over the eyepiece, you can capture still images or video, plus access all the rest of your phone’s features. You can even text your photos to a friend or post them on social media while your phone is still mounted in the adapter. Celestron AstroMaster 130EQPowerful and accurate this motorized reflector is ideal for astrophotographers who are hoping for long exposure shots, but its equatorial mount and requirement for collimating will need some learning. 50 words★★★★ Testing the StarSense Explorer DX 130AZ's mettle on fainter deep-sky targets, we slewed to the Andromeda Galaxy (Messier 31) and the Triangulum Galaxy (Messier 33). We weren't disappointed with the views; they were clear, and contrasty and demonstrated the reflector's ability to collect enough light for bright observations. A well thought of app for low light and night photos, NightCap Camera is one of the few focused on astrophotography. There are presets for Stars, Meteors, the International Space Station and even a Star-trails mode. As well as manual control of a phone (and an ISO booster) it provides built-in noise reduction and an intervalometer for night-sky time-lapses, recording everything as a TIFF file for post-processing.

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Set-up is fairly simple. Once the telescope is in position, you switch it on, connect a smartphone or tablet to the Wi-Fi network and go through the short set-up process. Overcome the shortcoming of your cellphone that can only take photos near-sighted with this camera telescope. This product is a smart design for focusing longer distance when taking photos or videos with your 5s. It wasn't too long ago that practical astronomy saw the introduction of Go-To mounts, which offered beginners an electronic mounting set-up that could point a telescope automatically at a given target in the night sky. Have you ever wanted to photograph the Moon, planets, stars and other objects you see through your telescope on your smartphone?

No matter you are a professional photographer, or only have a casual curiosity in astronomy, this camera telescope adapter mount will be a necessary helper tool for you. It has a tripod that can help you to get more professional and comfortable experience. If you hold up the optical, adapter and phone together by hand, your hand will get tired easily, please have a rest once you are tired. It doesn’t work on a rifle scope because it mounts too close to the eyepiece. Furthermore, it is compatible with binocular, monocular, telescope, microscope, spotting scope, night vision and most optical device. Fit eyepiece diameter 28mm-47mm. Not fit 2inch eyepieces. 1. Celestron’s PowerSeekers telescopeThe Crab Nebula presented a lovely oval glow and planetary nebula NGC 2392 was small but a faintly greenish blob even in the 10mm eyepiece. It may not be the finest smart telescope around, but if you can get a good second-hand price (Unistellar no longer sells this model) then it’s worth considering because it still offers incredible images of faint galaxies, nebulae and star clusters despite light pollution. Since it’s a reflector telescope it will occasionally need collimating (see below).Read our full Unistellar eVscope review. What is collimating? The eVscope eQuinox is not perfect, but compared to your average small reflector telescope the views this smart telescope affords of deep-sky objects are astounding. With resolution increasing via firmware updates, the already very clever algorithms inside the eVscope eQuinox’s onboard computer will only get better. Vaonis Stellina: A telescope and astrograph (camera inside) makes the Stellina a very smart telescope. Fire up the smartphone app and view or photograph your chosen celestial object in a matter of moments. But take care not to walk too far away because of its limited Wi-Fi signal spread. ★★★★½