The Baader Instrument Multi Port IMP85, an accessory primarily intended for Planewave telescopes that opens whole new worlds for remote observatories designed for amateur and professional astronomers alike. This versatile tool allows the simultaneous and permanent use of up to...
When it comes to astronomical accessories, first impressions can be just as important as the technical specifications. The Baader 2" Cool-Ceramic Safety Herschel Prism Mark II is no exception. In this blog I'm going to list some of the key...
Effortlessly transform your Phone, Camera, Spotting Scope, or Binoculars into a stellar eclipse viewing tool with Baader AstroSolar® Safety Film OD 5.0. Are you ready to witness one of nature’s most awe-inspiring sights? The 2024 American Solar Eclipse is just around...
Whether you're an amateur astronomer craving pristine images of distant galaxies or a seasoned astrophotographer striving for unparalleled accuracy, 10Micron HPS mounts stand as pillars of innovation in the realm of astronomical tracking systems. Boasting cutting-edge technology, meticulous engineering, and...
The solar eclipse of 2024, often referred to as the Great North American Eclipse, is an upcoming total solar eclipse that will be visible from various parts of North America. In this blog, we're going to look at a few...
What do you look for in an astronomical filter? Everyone has different requirements and goals and with a myriad of filters available today; how do you choose the right filters to unleash the full potential of Astrophotography? In this blog...
Astrophotography is a fascinating hobby that allows us to capture stunning images of the night sky. However, to capture high-quality images, it is essential to use the right equipment. The 10Micron GM1000 HPS mount is a state-of-the-art mount that offers...
The FFCT (made for RASA 8) UFC and M68 tilters provide a solution to very easily and quickly alter tilt in an imaging system. To understand how to correctly adjust the tilter, please see the following FAQ. Q. How do I...
