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The 154/600mm astrograph on a Skywatcher HEQ-5 Pro GoTo mount - for taking a giant leap with your astrophotography. A very stable and high-precision mount for the OTA, with the option of adding auto-guiding. Take wonderful astronomy photos in future - using the right equipment brings success.

Omegon f/4 astrograph - for unforgettable astronomy photos
Which other type of telescope can be used to create a beautiful image with so little effort? With Omegon astrographs this is easier than with 'ordinary' telescopes. Why? The answer is obvious - because an aperture ratio of f/4 means a big light output and consequently shorter exposure times. Immerse yourself in the world of deep sky photography. Admire faint galaxies or details in hydrogen nebulae. The Omegon astrograph sets a new benchmark for your astronomy photos.

The advantages in a nutshell

- f/4 astrograph - a telescope with ultra-fast aperture ratio for short exposures

- suitable to go on medium mountings due to its short overall length

- wide field of view for extended objects - approx. 24mm is illuminated

- 94% reflection parabolic main mirror for bright images

- large secondary mirror - good illumination for DSLR cameras

- robust 2" Crayford focuser with 1:10 reduction and 1.25" reducer

- faster cool-down for getting started observing quicker - main mirror fan

94% reflection f/4 main mirror
Astrographs are suitable for visual observing, but only show their full potential when used for astrophotography. Their f/4 aperture means they are among

Omegon Telescope Pro Astrograph 154/600 HEQ-5

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Description

- f/4 astrograph - a telescope with ultra-fast aperture ratio for short exposures

- suitable to go on medium mountings due to its short overall length

- wide field of view for extended objects - approx. 24mm is illuminated

- 94% reflection parabolic main mirror for bright images

- large secondary mirror - good illumination for DSLR cameras

- robust 2" Crayford focuser with 1:10 reduction and 1.25" reducer

- faster cool-down for getting started observing quicker - main mirror fan

94% reflection f/4 main mirror
Astrographs are suitable for visual observing, but only show their full potential when used for astrophotography. Their f/4 aperture means they are among

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Okay, don't worry... ...it is not UFO, just not... ..in focus. ...this... ..gah... ...turn on motor... alignement, gah... ...not perfect. Now... ...bring in focus... ..gahhh... ...it's not UFO... ...ouh... okay, after about ...after 20 minutes of acclimation, er... ...I think, everything is... ..more or less here, but... ISO... ...should to be reduced to... ...six.... ...500... okay... [MUSIC] ...ahhh... ...fingers frozen, um... I just made... ...few photos of the... ...of this thing, but... ..I am afraid that it moves, I did not align properly... so... ah, yeah... ouh, let me see something... ah, it is already at maximum... So, what is the problem?! The problem is moon. Full moon and neighbour dog, ha-ha... ...jumping in front of (light) sensor, so, er... [MUSIC] It goes actually diagonally. Okay, don't touch. Now... Leave it at least one minute. [MUSIC]