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FREE ED72
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Valued at $649
Valued for purchases between 13th March to 13th April or until stocks last.
$329.00
10 in stock
The Sky-Watcher AZ4 Alt-Azimuth mount is extremely popular with astronomers and terrestrial observers alike. The design features separate friction clutches on both the Altitude and Azimuth axes and a panning arm, which can be fixed in two separate positions. The movements are smooth and telescopes can be manipulated with effortless precision. Additionally, the mount is supplied with an L-Bracket which allows the easy attachment of a spotting scope or camera.
| Mount Type | SWAZ4A |
| Mount Type | Manual Alt-Azimuth |
| Payload Capacity | 6.8kg |
| Mount Height |
1050-1600mm
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| Accessory Tray | Yes |
| Total Weight | 5.9kg |
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Epic shot from Luke Shepherd Nature and Astrophotography 🤩
M8 Lagoon Nebula
Taken under a bortle 1 sky with no filters
Mount: Skywatcher HEQ5 pro
Camera 📷: Canon 650d Modified, 48 x 5 min subs at iso 800
Telescope 🔭: 6 inch F4 GSO Newtonian
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NEBULA PHOTOGRAPHY Basics (Start to Finish)
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Nebula Photography Basics In this video, I take you through the entire process of photographing a nebula in the night sky. I thought it would be fun to simpl...
Amazing image from Fascinating Imagery
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Exif : Nikon D850 with Samyang 24mm f1.4
Foreground - f6.3, ISO 320, 30s, 5 shots stacked
Sky- f3.2, ISO 1600, total time: 574s
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Dragons of Ara / NGC 6188 by James Gossage with the Sky-Watcher EQ5
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James says:
Capturing these beautiful creatures of space located at cca 4000 LY. They are 10s of light years in length and found near the edge of a large dark molecular cloud and are composed of sulfur, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms.
Setup: ASIAIR Pro, ASI294MC Pro, ASI120MM Mini guide, Explore Scientific ED102 FCD100, Skywatcher EQ5 Pro, iPad.
Images: RGB 300s x 10, UHC filter 600s x 5 - temp at -15c and gain 120 on both RGB & UHC.
Software: ASIAIR, Pixinsight & Photoshop.
Bay of Islands, New Zealand
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