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Telescope Accessories under $500 Reviews
Seymour Solar Telescope Filter Review
It would be wonderful to witness the sun, solar eclipses or solar flares. The good news is that now you can with solar filters for telescopes, like the Seymour Solar Telescope Filter. It will save you the trouble of looking up how to make a solar filter or other homemade solutions. Instead, it will offer…
Celestron Skyportal Wifi Module Review
Astronomy enthusiasts know how challenging collimation can be. For those who are not familiar with the term, collimation is synonymous with alignment, or “fine-tuning” your telescope. This step is frequently required for reflector telescopes and most of the time can be quite thorough and difficult. The Celestron Skyportal Wifi Module is an excellent accessory that…
Telrad Finder Sight Review
Both amateur and experienced astronomers know that the most challenging aspect of sky gazing is actually finding stars and planets. Telrad seems to be more than well aware of this common issue, and the company has designed the Telrad Finder Sight in response. As a right-angle finder scope, it will help you easily point out the…
Meade Autostar 497 In-Depth Review
Today, we are going to talk about something different than our usual descriptions, more specifically about the Meade Autostar 497, a tool designed to help you get the most out of your backyard stargazing adventure. Although we admit that this may seem a bit quaint, during our telescope testing sessions, we have come across this…
Orion 7211 Black 6X30 Right-angle Correct-image Finder Review
While most finder scopes, helpful as they may be, can make sky-gazing a difficult task, the Orion 7211 black 6X30 right-angle correct-image finder aims to actually ease the process. Novice astronomers know how challenging it can be to target celestial objects, especially when most telescopes don’t come with a right angle finder scope accessory. On…
Orion 1.25-inch Variable Universal Camera Adapter Review
As far as the best telescope accessories and reliable astronomy camera accessories, in particular, are concerned, the Orion 1.25-inch Variable Universal Camera Adapter is an excellent addition to your collection. Astrophotographers know how much an astronomy camera adapter can come in handy, by easing the whole setup and execution process. A telescope camera adapter like…
Lumicon LF3015 2″ Deep-Sky Filter Review
The Lumicon LF3015 2″ Deep-Sky Filter is an incredible accessory for observing celestial objects like nebulae, star clusters or galaxies. As most amateur astronomers will soon find out, it is extremely challenging to point out deep sky targets without light pollution filters, especially if they live in a large city. A quick forum search will…
Orion 5654 1.25 Inch Ultrablock Narrowband Filter Review
Nebulae are some of the most breath-taking deep sky objects that you can observe with your telescope, but often only with the help of telescope filters like the Orion 5654 1.25 Inch Ultrablock Narrowband Filter. This is the situation for astronomers who live in heavily light-polluted areas and who cannot make out deep sky targets…
Celestron 93709 Solar System Imager Review
If you want to capture the gorgeous images you see of stars and planets when observing through your telescope, you need an accessory like the Celestron 93709 solar system imager for assistance. A product like the Celestron NexImage CCD camera is excellent for beginners who want to slide into the marvelous world of astrophotography without…
