Flat-field refractor technology
Quadruplet APO designs ensure sharp images across the entire frame.
Specializing in flat-field refractors and fast Newtonian astrographs, these instruments are built for high-end deep-sky astrophotography. These professional OTA designs provide the precision required for capturing crisp, wide-field celestial images
Quadruplet APO designs ensure sharp images across the entire frame.
F3.4 apertures allow for quick light collection during long exposures.
Dedicated optical tube assemblies designed for advanced camera integration.
These listings highlight ED and SD glass refractors alongside Newtonian reflectors with apertures up to 210mm. The focus is on flat-field performance and fast focal ratios for deep-sky imaging.
These models are specifically labeled as astrographs, meaning they are optimized for photography rather than just visual use.
The use of ED (Extra-low Dispersion) and SD glass in the refractors helps eliminate color fringing in photos.
The N160 and N210 reflectors feature an F3.4 ratio, which is exceptionally fast for capturing faint nebulae.
Each OTA comes with a Vixen dovetail plate, making them ready to secure to professional equatorial mounts.
The 60F refractor provides a perfectly flat field that makes stars look like pinpoints to the very edge.
The N210 is a light-gathering powerhouse that has cut my exposure times down significantly.
The build quality of the 71F is excellent, and the quadruplet design handles color correction beautifully.
An astrograph is a telescope specifically designed for astrophotography. These models, like the N160 and 71F, focus on providing a flat field and fast light collection for cameras.
The refractor models in this catalog use ED (Extra-low Dispersion) or SD glass. These materials are essential for professional quadruplet APO designs to ensure color accuracy.
The reflectors, such as the N210, are Newtonian astrographs with very fast F3.4 ratios for deep-sky work. The refractors are quadruplet air-spaced designs that prioritize a flat field.
Yes, these models include Vixen-style dovetail plates (ranging from 160mm to 230mm). This allows them to be easily attached to most standard astronomical mounts.