Very sorry to hear that, i feel with you, I lost my astrocat campanion end of last year. There is still something missing every night i'm out, but the memories stay for a lifetime! Gotta be thankful for that ❤
Happy Birthday to Rudy!!! I remember Trevor when you first got started with your YT channel; and, you could hardly catch him! He's had a really good run with you and the stars. Only dog lovers can understand the bond that we develop with our dogs. May peace be with you both.
I've been having similar thoughts/worries about my almost 13 year old cat (running with dog software). Way too much I can say, but for me the gist is understanding it's an amazing gift and privilege to be able to give this guy the best life possible. Our little 1yr old has perked him up too! But no matter what, you have almost a million people here for you all, whatever you need.
Happy birthday to Rudy! May he live a long and less painful life as he enters his senior years. Thanks for the great review of the SQA55! All the best to you and Ash, and keep up the great work! You are an inspiration.
We love Rudy! it’s painful our pets do not live as long as we do. I have a cat that has blessed me with her companionship for 24 years now. It is painful to think about a time she will no longer be around. I feel ya man.
I had same problem with my 10 year old lab Athena. Vet did cold lazer treatment with gloucasiim she is more active now. I really enjoy all your videos. You have a knack for it. Keep em coming. Thanks
❤️Rudy❤️ . It’s been years but I still miss my two Siberian Huskies every time I look out the backdoor . Some people will never understand or experience that great bond between man and dog
Wishing Rudy a long astro future. Our guy turned 11 this year, and have to manage his playtime so he can walk the next day. Thank you for posting all the great content. Looking forward to moving into the deep space
Both my scopes are Askar. Really like their designs and this one is neat. But it's the scope, camera and artistry of the imager that makes this image - really well done. Lastly, all my best thoughts to Rudy - happy upcoming b-day. Always enjoy seeing him beside you.
I wish Rudy a long life. Seeing him in the video tugged at my heart. Nash, a family member, crossed the Rainbow Bridge at age 19. Thanks for sharing and great video.
Lost one of my astro pups last spring... and the goodest boy atropup just had major back surgery. they always loved hanging out with me trying to figure out how to take awesome pics.
I have a couple of questions, first one: Whats the name of the cable that you used to plug camera into mount (And why)? Secondly, can you connect the mount inside of ASI wireless? I just bought this exact setup, and the USB Cable that came with the setup is blocking the power input on the mount.
Thank you again for another great lesson! My heart goes out with you on your dog. I have 3 boxers and my old man, that was 13. I had to put him down, which killed me.😢 They are like part of the family. Thanks again for all that you do!
I was just checking on buying this one for my camera for astrophotography and was looking at review and bam my favourite astrophotographer dropped a video on this.
Thanks for reviewing this telescope. I ordered it as my first telescope and I’m using it with a small crop sensor Nikon body on the Gti. It’s so new that there aren’t many reviews out there
Nice result! Under sampling doesn't hurt with small aperture wide field instruments. They don't have much resolving power. These little telescopes are more resolving power limited, rather than seeing limited for typical sized telescopes. This changes the sampling equation. At any rate, this instrument is ideal for what you used it for, capturing a big nebula.
Great video as always! I know the feeling, our Shepherd is 11 now and her age caught up to here this last 6 months. Her back legs are going and starting to show mental slowness as well.
Thanks again for your vids Trev, always the highlight of my day when I see one pop up. Hoping to get a crack at this target later this month.. quite low in the sky for me here in Aus but always willing to try..
How does this compare results-wise to the original RedCat51? Seems WO has abandoned the helical focuser. Sorry to hear Rudy is slowing down. May he have long and happy senior years. I lost my black Lab Nero at age 12 when I was 26. You would think I would learn; we now have an eleven month old black Lab, Bruno. He loves to hang out with me in the backyard, but his bedtime is about 9 pm. Mr. Greyson, our Russian Blue male cat stays up as long as I do and occasionally scares the crap out of me when he suddenly jumps into my lap at the telescope. Thanks for sharing.
Ive heard so many great things about Askar. They seem to be crushing it for image quality and the stars looked great and defined here. I certainly have my reservations about some of the design choices but looks like a pretty cool telescope all round And Rudy is 10 now? Wow, I never realised just how long weve been along for the ride with you and the Rudemeister
Im confused - a 44mm Imaging circle is the deifinition of full-frame - will fully cover a 36x24mm sensor - in the video you say it isnt? or is it that the lens aperture or vignetting or something does not allow it to fully illuminate the image circle?
Yeah, man, I thought I was crazy. Must have been a mistake during the recording or something. This absolutely supports full frame. Bigger brother sqa 106 even supports medium format.
Eyo, I was just wondering uf you'd be able to make or revise on what sort of specs you should expect from a standard dslr/mirrorless camera for a beginner to do deep sky astrophotography. Like for example Censor size, censor type, MegaPixels, lens type, ISO performance and so on
Help! Right now I have a Celestron AVX, controlled with an ASIAir using an Orion ED80 and a crop sensor DSLR. I have a Franken-setup. It's hell to get out of my basement(my only place to store it) and outside to use so I don't use it as much as I would like. I really want to upgrade and get something more convenient, and inviting for use. This little scope looks promising. It even has a flattener built in so, amongst other features, it's better than the tube I'm using right now. (I DO like the ED80 tho) I'm not rich so, advise is needed. What would be the best, most efficient, and cost effective mounts I would want to use with this scope?
Now is the time that Rudy needs you most. He is in his senior years. Personally, being in my senior years Sux. Look at Rudys parents to better judge how much longer he will be your Best Friend. Love him to death, so to speak. Spoil him all you can, in a healthy way and when he goes to Rainbow Bridge, you will still have a very hard time but you will know that you gave Rudy a Great Life. Check the Vet. Maybe an aspirin a day, just like me. The Best. PS...2-3 year Sub here and I come around now and then. I see the Stars through your eyes and they are Beautiful. Thank You.
Great review! My parents old dog has a similar looking condition, they got her some shot at the vet for her joints. She was like her young self again after that. Big difference. Don't know if this can be an option for Rudy, but perhaps consider it if you haven't.
Good review. The small wide field refractor end of the market seems to be becoming evermore saturated, we' re getting spoiled for choice. I see WO have just brought out an f3.5 version of the Red Cat51, I wonder how that stacks up against the Askar?. As I already have two small refractors and an f2 135mm lens, I don't really need another, so as good as this scope looks I'll pass, my priority at the moment is to upgrade my filter collection.
Atsa nice result, Trevor. I really like small scopes, too. I’ve been trying to convince Vic at Stellarvue to design a premium small scope, but no luck yet.
Thank you for the great review. I've been looking for a wide field view telescope and this one hits the mark. I've just purchased one on the basis of it's specs and your review. But, I have one problem. I want to connect my ASIAir Pro to one of the multi-functional quick release bases but I don't know what kind of connector I should buy. Any suggestions? I love the super tidy setup you have but the ASI2600MC-Air Wireless Smart Camera and Guider you have is currently out of my budget range.
Hey, I'm really inspired by your astrophotography work. I just started building my own setup, but I'm feeling overwhelmed and need some advice. I have a Star Adventurer GTI mount and a Skywatcher Evostar 72ED refractor. I want to capture smaller galaxies like M104, M51 and some smaller galaxy clusters. I'm considering getting a ZWO ASI715MC camera, but some people say it's not good for DSO imaging. I don't know what to expect from it, and I don't want to waste money on something that won't work well. Another option is to use a Canon DSLR like the 550D, but I'm worried the field of view will be too wide to get decent quality images of smaller galaxies. Can you give me some advice on what to expect from each camera, or if you have any other recommendations? I plan to get an autoguiding setup and field flattener in the future, but for now, I just want to try some basic imaging with just the scope and camera. Thanks in advance for your help! Keep up the amazing work!
Hey! Enjoy your videos! Have you ever considered making a series for intermediate / advanced Astro photographers? Such as workflows utilizing Pixinsight / Photoshop?
Hi, I do photography as a hobby. I am technically experienced. but I want to shift my interest to astrophotography. So, I have been trying to obtain information about astrophotography from UA-cam and other platforms for about 6 months. Theoretically, I am at a certain level now. But I'm very confused, especially about which focal range of a telescope I should start with. I identified a few refractors in my mind. My budget is limited and I do not have the chance to buy different equipment for at least 2 years. The telescopes I want to buy are these (one of them): 1. Askar 130 phq (1000 mm ) and 0.7 reducer 2. Askar 107 phq (710 mm) and 0.7 reducer 3. askar fra 600 )600 mm) and reducer Interested in other equipment I know exactly what I need to do. Interested in other equipment I know exactly what I need to do. I am waiting for a clear suggestion from you for these 3 refractors. Can you help me with your suggestions? enjoy your work.
I mean, it's very good at that pricepoint, and amazing to see Askar bringing out so many good scopes at such a competitive price point. But, it does feel like that price point is due to a step backwards on all the improvements that the Redcat has made of the years, mainly in the focuser department.. and I do find the variable aperture very strange..
would really appreciate at the beginning if you were clear on whether you bought it or was given for review, whether you get to keep it, whether money changed hands/sponsered. without that...
Happy Birthday Rudy!! If you feed him food high in Omega 3 it will assist with the painful legs/back. How would you rate this compared with the Redcat in terms of image quality?
Take your pup to a good vet that does laser light therapy, it does Wonders. It takes routine visits but it brought by dog back from the brink of being unable to walk.
how does these small telescope compare to DSLR telephoto lens in term of image quality? i already own a prime telephoto lens, I'm wondering do I really need a small telescope.
I have been using both prime and zoom telephoto lenses and found that I can get good results with these. Stopping down the lenses one or two stops improves my quality. When stopping down the aperture, the aperture blades will result in diffrationspikes around the stars, which some people don't like. It is defintely worth giving it a try in my opinion.
Unfortunately, that was a bit misleading in the video. A 44 mm image circle is actually enough for full frame, as some people have already demonstrated online.
PLEASE make a dedicated video to Rudy and tell Us more about his condition. He deserves this. It is so sad even to watch how He walks now ....... Forget about the business and tell us more about the lovely dog.... I hope you will do it...
A very nice scope, but I cannot see any benefits with it from an Astro photographer's view. The price point perhaps if you really want to shoot manual landscape shots with a mirrorless? (It is very cheap compared to a quality lens from Canon, Nikon, Sony).
I lost my astrodog companion this past May. Nights aren’t the same without a furry friend hanging out under the stars with me.
I'm sorry to hear that - they really are an important part of the whole experience
Very sorry to hear that, i feel with you, I lost my astrocat campanion end of last year. There is still something missing every night i'm out, but the memories stay for a lifetime! Gotta be thankful for that ❤
he is with stars now
Hugs
My condolences! It is hard to go through. Hold on to your happy memories.
Happy Birthday to Rudy!!! I remember Trevor when you first got started with your YT channel; and, you could hardly catch him! He's had a really good run with you and the stars. Only dog lovers can understand the bond that we develop with our dogs. May peace be with you both.
I've been having similar thoughts/worries about my almost 13 year old cat (running with dog software). Way too much I can say, but for me the gist is understanding it's an amazing gift and privilege to be able to give this guy the best life possible. Our little 1yr old has perked him up too!
But no matter what, you have almost a million people here for you all, whatever you need.
Happy birthday to Rudy! May he live a long and less painful life as he enters his senior years.
Thanks for the great review of the SQA55!
All the best to you and Ash, and keep up the great work! You are an inspiration.
You are the reason why I started doing deep sky Astro photography. Thank you.
Same here. 😅😅
We love Rudy! it’s painful our pets do not live as long as we do. I have a cat that has blessed me with her companionship for 24 years now. It is painful to think about a time she will no longer be around. I feel ya man.
I had same problem with my 10 year old lab Athena. Vet did cold lazer treatment with gloucasiim she is more active now. I really enjoy all your videos. You have a knack for it. Keep em coming. Thanks
Askar and Sharpstar have advanced on the telescope and astrophotography market in the recent years. The quality is just amazing!
❤️Rudy❤️ . It’s been years but I still miss my two Siberian Huskies every time I look out the backdoor . Some people will never understand or experience that great bond between man and dog
Agreed!
All of this guy's videos are works of art!
Wishing Rudy a long astro future. Our guy turned 11 this year, and have to manage his playtime so he can walk the next day. Thank you for posting all the great content. Looking forward to moving into the deep space
Both my scopes are Askar. Really like their designs and this one is neat. But it's the scope, camera and artistry of the imager that makes this image - really well done. Lastly, all my best thoughts to Rudy - happy upcoming b-day. Always enjoy seeing him beside you.
Happy birthday, Rudy. 🎉
It's a great setup. No one picture ever looks the same when comparing it to another which is why I like doing this stuff.
Happy Birthday Rudy!
I wish Rudy a long life. Seeing him in the video tugged at my heart. Nash, a family member, crossed the Rainbow Bridge at age 19. Thanks for sharing and great video.
Happy birthday Rudy. Such a well loved puppy star!
Lost one of my astro pups last spring... and the goodest boy atropup just had major back surgery. they always loved hanging out with me trying to figure out how to take awesome pics.
I know how you feel Trevor. My little buddy is 15. He has slowed down quite a bit. I keep telling myself what a great life he's had...
Huzzah! Another astrobackyard video! 🎉
Sending good healing vibes to Rudy!
God bless Rudy!
Your production quality always amazes me. Great photo!
I have a couple of questions, first one: Whats the name of the cable that you used to plug camera into mount (And why)? Secondly, can you connect the mount inside of ASI wireless? I just bought this exact setup, and the USB Cable that came with the setup is blocking the power input on the mount.
Thank you again for another great lesson! My heart goes out with you on your dog. I have 3 boxers and my old man, that was 13. I had to put him down, which killed me.😢
They are like part of the family. Thanks again for all that you do!
For such small size setup, the quality is literally mesmerizing 😮
❤loved the result at the end
Happy Birthday, Rudy! May there be many more.
Very nice images, and what a nice little package that is, too! ONE cable - wow!!
We love Rudy! Great image man.
I was just checking on buying this one for my camera for astrophotography and was looking at review and bam my favourite astrophotographer dropped a video on this.
Absolutely love it when you post man. Its super inspiring watching your videos and everytime i do i want to bring my setup outside 😂
Happy birthday, Rudy! You are such a good boy. 🎂 🎁 🥳
🐕🦺Rudy Is Such A Good Dog🐕🦺
I like this setup. Minimal and looks kinda easy for someone like me who is new to the hobby. Just the lens, camera, and mount
Thanks for reviewing this telescope. I ordered it as my first telescope and I’m using it with a small crop sensor Nikon body on the Gti. It’s so new that there aren’t many reviews out there
Nice result! Under sampling doesn't hurt with small aperture wide field instruments. They don't have much resolving power. These little telescopes are more resolving power limited, rather than seeing limited for typical sized telescopes. This changes the sampling equation. At any rate, this instrument is ideal for what you used it for, capturing a big nebula.
Happy Birthday Rudy! 🎉😊
Happy Birthday Rudy 🎉
Great video as always Trevor 🍻. Happy Birthday Rudy 🎉🥳🔭❤️
I love your videos! you have helped me find the joys in astrophotography
Much love to Rudy❤
Great video as always! I know the feeling, our Shepherd is 11 now and her age caught up to here this last 6 months. Her back legs are going and starting to show mental slowness as well.
Happy early birthday Rudy!!!
That is an impressive capture for that small aperture.
Thanks again for your vids Trev, always the highlight of my day when I see one pop up. Hoping to get a crack at this target later this month.. quite low in the sky for me here in Aus but always willing to try..
Just purchased my own Askar scope (130PHQ), would love to see what it could do in the mighty Trevors hands. Much love to Rudy!
🌌Fabulous Picture Trevor!🌌
I hope you will try the bigger brother as well, the 85mm version which is introduced today?!
How does this compare results-wise to the original RedCat51? Seems WO has abandoned the helical focuser. Sorry to hear Rudy is slowing down. May he have long and happy senior years. I lost my black Lab Nero at age 12 when I was 26. You would think I would learn; we now have an eleven month old black Lab, Bruno. He loves to hang out with me in the backyard, but his bedtime is about 9 pm. Mr. Greyson, our Russian Blue male cat stays up as long as I do and occasionally scares the crap out of me when he suddenly jumps into my lap at the telescope. Thanks for sharing.
Great job again Trevor
I was wondering about this scope! Looks like a great affordable competitor to the Redcats...Love that focal length too! Come on the show one day.
Much love to Rudy 🎉. I was looking at a Redcat may have to reconsider now 🤔🤔
Ive heard so many great things about Askar. They seem to be crushing it for image quality and the stars looked great and defined here. I certainly have my reservations about some of the design choices but looks like a pretty cool telescope all round
And Rudy is 10 now? Wow, I never realised just how long weve been along for the ride with you and the Rudemeister
Thanks Ruz. Yeah, 10 years. Can you believe it? Glad to have you along for this ride brother
Im confused - a 44mm Imaging circle is the deifinition of full-frame - will fully cover a 36x24mm sensor - in the video you say it isnt? or is it that the lens aperture or vignetting or something does not allow it to fully illuminate the image circle?
Yeah, man, I thought I was crazy. Must have been a mistake during the recording or something. This absolutely supports full frame. Bigger brother sqa 106 even supports medium format.
Eyo, I was just wondering uf you'd be able to make or revise on what sort of specs you should expect from a standard dslr/mirrorless camera for a beginner to do deep sky astrophotography. Like for example Censor size, censor type, MegaPixels, lens type, ISO performance and so on
This should really make a nice travel scope the way you have it with the asi2600! I like that built in filter drawer /pocket! 👍👍
Help!
Right now I have a Celestron AVX, controlled with an ASIAir using an Orion ED80 and a crop sensor DSLR. I have a Franken-setup. It's hell to get out of my basement(my only place to store it) and outside to use so I don't use it as much as I would like.
I really want to upgrade and get something more convenient, and inviting for use.
This little scope looks promising. It even has a flattener built in so, amongst other features, it's better than the tube I'm using right now. (I DO like the ED80 tho)
I'm not rich so, advise is needed. What would be the best, most efficient, and cost effective mounts I would want to use with this scope?
Now is the time that Rudy needs you most. He is in his senior years. Personally, being in my senior years Sux. Look at Rudys parents to better judge how much longer he will be your Best Friend. Love him to death, so to speak. Spoil him all you can, in a healthy way and when he goes to Rainbow Bridge, you will still have a very hard time but you will know that you gave Rudy a Great Life. Check the Vet. Maybe an aspirin a day, just like me. The Best. PS...2-3 year Sub here and I come around now and then. I see the Stars through your eyes and they are Beautiful. Thank You.
Thank you very much for this comment, Gerard! Clear skies
Lovely looking lens.
My dog is also called Rudy - and he turns 9 on October 4th... For a moment I thought there was a glitch in the matrix!!
これは素晴らしいですね。価格も近いredcat51Ⅲと比べるとSQA55の方が星像✨は良いのでしょうか？とても気になりました🤔
Happy early birthday to rudy! I got a bit choked at that message. My Astro dog Toby is 10 next March, he’s a parsons so still acts like a puppy…
Great review! My parents old dog has a similar looking condition, they got her some shot at the vet for her joints. She was like her young self again after that. Big difference. Don't know if this can be an option for Rudy, but perhaps consider it if you haven't.
Are you ready for the Nova in the Corona Borealis?
Good review. The small wide field refractor end of the market seems to be becoming evermore saturated, we' re getting spoiled for choice. I see WO have just brought out an f3.5 version of the Red Cat51, I wonder how that stacks up against the Askar?. As I already have two small refractors and an f2 135mm lens, I don't really need another, so as good as this scope looks I'll pass, my priority at the moment is to upgrade my filter collection.
Be great to see the workflow in depth
can you capture new moon please?
Atsa nice result, Trevor. I really like small scopes, too. I’ve been trying to convince Vic at Stellarvue to design a premium small scope, but no luck yet.
Any hints on getting initial focus? I have a autofocuser. Sorry about the pup. Mike
Hey, can you try to capture the new guest moon pics!??!?!
Thank you for the great review. I've been looking for a wide field view telescope and this one hits the mark. I've just purchased one on the basis of it's specs and your review. But, I have one problem. I want to connect my ASIAir Pro to one of the multi-functional quick release bases but I don't know what kind of connector I should buy. Any suggestions?
I love the super tidy setup you have but the ASI2600MC-Air Wireless Smart Camera and Guider you have is currently out of my budget range.
Hey, I'm really inspired by your astrophotography work. I just started building my own setup, but I'm feeling overwhelmed and need some advice. I have a Star Adventurer GTI mount and a Skywatcher Evostar 72ED refractor. I want to capture smaller galaxies like M104, M51 and some smaller galaxy clusters. I'm considering getting a ZWO ASI715MC camera, but some people say it's not good for DSO imaging. I don't know what to expect from it, and I don't want to waste money on something that won't work well. Another option is to use a Canon DSLR like the 550D, but I'm worried the field of view will be too wide to get decent quality images of smaller galaxies. Can you give me some advice on what to expect from each camera, or if you have any other recommendations?
I plan to get an autoguiding setup and field flattener in the future, but for now, I just want to try some basic imaging with just the scope and camera. Thanks in advance for your help! Keep up the amazing work!
No surprise here. My Sharpstar 61 EDPH II with Reducer at ~270mm f/4.4 is one of my favorite OTA. This looks like a novel update.
Have you a chance to run the Askar 71F through its paces yet?
At that price point, it’s very intriguing for sure
Hey! Enjoy your videos! Have you ever considered making a series for intermediate / advanced Astro photographers? Such as workflows utilizing Pixinsight / Photoshop?
Hi astrobackyard can you please capture 2nd moon of the earth 2024 pt5.
Hi, I do photography as a hobby. I am technically experienced. but I want to shift my interest to astrophotography. So, I have been trying to obtain information about astrophotography from UA-cam and other platforms for about 6 months. Theoretically, I am at a certain level now. But I'm very confused, especially about which focal range of a telescope I should start with. I identified a few refractors in my mind. My budget is limited and I do not have the chance to buy different equipment for at least 2 years. The telescopes I want to buy are these (one of them):
1. Askar 130 phq (1000 mm ) and 0.7 reducer
2. Askar 107 phq (710 mm) and 0.7 reducer
3. askar fra 600 )600 mm) and reducer
Interested in other equipment I know exactly what I need to do. Interested in other equipment I know exactly what I need to do. I am waiting for a clear suggestion from you for these 3 refractors. Can you help me with your suggestions? enjoy your work.
I mean, it's very good at that pricepoint, and amazing to see Askar bringing out so many good scopes at such a competitive price point. But, it does feel like that price point is due to a step backwards on all the improvements that the Redcat has made of the years, mainly in the focuser department.. and I do find the variable aperture very strange..
10/10 review
Trevor or anyone else.
Which telescope would you get?
Askar 185 apo vs. WO 156 fluorostar apo?
Im torn between these two.
Please help.
Cool! How do I know if this telescope can be mounted on Sony A6400 camera with Sony E-mount and APS-C Sensor?
What kind of adapter did you have on that dslr? Im having trouble finding the proper adapter
Hello what happened to your bird photography channel...there has been no post for a long time.
Hi, what counterweight are you using? I'm trying to get a 2nd one for my GTi, thanks!
Is there a place to find raw captures for people who want to practice stacking skills before getting into the photography aspect?
💕💕💕Rudy💕💕💕and hugs to all of you
would really appreciate at the beginning if you were clear on whether you bought it or was given for review, whether you get to keep it, whether money changed hands/sponsered. without that...
Happy Birthday Rudy!! If you feed him food high in Omega 3 it will assist with the painful legs/back. How would you rate this compared with the Redcat in terms of image quality?
i really want to try astrophotography but the equipment is too expensive for me. Thanks for your channel i can still enjoy the skies.
what size bahtinov mask would fit this scope?
If I didn't already have a Red Cat 51, I'd be interested. 😁
If you do any other form of daytime photography i feel like a normal camera lens is a better option overall. Just like a used 70-200 used
Take your pup to a good vet that does laser light therapy, it does Wonders. It takes routine visits but it brought by dog back from the brink of being unable to walk.
ive been wondering what camera are you using?
how does these small telescope compare to DSLR telephoto lens in term of image quality? i already own a prime telephoto lens, I'm wondering do I really need a small telescope.
I have been using both prime and zoom telephoto lenses and found that I can get good results with these. Stopping down the lenses one or two stops improves my quality. When stopping down the aperture, the aperture blades will result in diffrationspikes around the stars, which some people don't like. It is defintely worth giving it a try in my opinion.
Regarding, using a DSLR, am I understanding you that this is better for a crop sensor not a full frame sensor?
Unfortunately, that was a bit misleading in the video. A 44 mm image circle is actually enough for full frame, as some people have already demonstrated online.
Nice image, still don't really see the value with such a (nother) scope on the market but looks good! :-)
What is the magnitude of light pollution at your city?
PLEASE make a dedicated video to Rudy and tell Us more about his condition. He deserves this. It is so sad even to watch how He walks now ....... Forget about the business and tell us more about the lovely dog.... I hope you will do it...
A very nice scope, but I cannot see any benefits with it from an Astro photographer's view. The price point perhaps if you really want to shoot manual landscape shots with a mirrorless? (It is very cheap compared to a quality lens from Canon, Nikon, Sony).
happy early birthday rudy. we love you. hope your legs gbet butter bud!