Відео

Hello, Since you ask, I will try to help you. Before buying it, I searched the internet and any expert said that it is a rubbish telescope, although at the same time I discovered that few had actually tried it. They only say it's rubbish because most low-cost telescopes are rubbish. But nobody has it. Then I studied the physics of a reflecting telescope and there is really nothing extremely expensive except the focal mirror (the large mirror at the end) I even discovered that in Latin America people polish the mirror themselves and with a pipe they make these telescopes with great results. Therefore, although it is a meticulous job, there is nothing extremely technological inside the telescope beyond the quality of the mirror, so I think that there are brands that greatly inflate the value of their telescopes... FOR ME It is a perfect telescope to begin to understand the sky and it really doesn't give a bad result, keep in mind that I took the images in the video with my mobile camera... I used it on 3-4 summer nights, the first time I approached the moon and found Saturn close to it (this video). This video was the first night I used a telescope in my life, so I don't consider it to be extremely difficult to use, although I probably don't do things right, this has a lot of technique. In 3 nights I have managed to see spectacular images of the Moon. And have seen Saturn, and Jupiter with their satellites. If you continue with the hobby, I'm sure that at some point its quality will fall short. But the question is, are you going to become a professional or is it just for fun? Consider it *** Likewise, I am going to continue uploading videos of this beast (it is something big) to check what the maximum performance is since there are many influencing factors that I did not take into account for the video: - Seeing: Visibility of atmosphere. You can't control this but as you can see, the day of the video was cloudy, this greatly affects the image. - Collimation (I have never collimated it, it is also a somewhat complex process, you have to use a reference laser) - Lenses: The lenses I used for the video are the same ones that came with the telescope (imagine that for €250 you can't ask for much). Regarding the lenses, I just bought a toy for €350 (Yes, more than the telescope itself) but it is something that I do see profitable because there are many lenses, in addition to being compatible with all 1.5-inch and 2" telescopes (Baader Hyperion Universal Mark IV zoom eyepiece + zoom Barlow lens set). There are cheaper zoom lenses on the market but be careful if they are not good they ruin the image, they do not help. - Telescope camera: You need a good camera connected to the computer to obtain images from the telescope. There are dedicated cameras or independent cameras Svbony has good products for this. - StarTracking motorized telescope: To take into account, especially for deep sky images. That's why I want to optimize all this, and make a new video, I'm saving coins. *** You talk about the deep sky. This is the most expensive thing in astronomy and where we all want to start but it is complicated, let me explain: Obviously I have never touched anything deep sky but I have investigated: It is impossible to see the deep sky with your own eyes through ocular observation, you need a camera that accumulates photons over a long period of time (the longer the better) while your telescope automatically pursues that area of ​​sky. Exactly my friend, the earth rotates therefore... You need a motorized mount (StarTranking), and Zoomion this telescope does not have a motorized mount, you would have to add your motor separately (They sell them on Aliexpress Cheap) But be careful with compatibility and you must be somewhat "handy" to install it ingeniously. But to give you an idea, many experts told me that a decent deep sky camera costs €2000 euros for the cheapest. Although I am one of those who think that with a little ingenuity, work and research you can get a lower price. Investigate the SvBony brand, it is cheap and quality. I hope I have been able to guide you, it would be a shame to have done so much research and not share this with anyone. Furthermore, I made this video precisely because when I bought this telescope there was nothing about it on UA-cam a pleasure!!!!!!!! Pablo H.