Omegon f/4 astrograph - for unforgettable astronomy photosWhich 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 fan94% 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 the 'fastest' Newtonian telescopes around, allowing you to take shorter exposure images.The secondary mirror and the parabolic BK7 main mirror are 94% reflective, providing brighter and higher contrast images. One can see a visible improvement when com
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