Oberwerk 100mm Binocular Telescope w/ 25x Eyepiece, Tripod, Case
Saturday, February 27th, 2010 at
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Oberwerk 100mm Binocular Telescopes from OpticsPlanet.com - Amateur astronomers have been asking for this for years, and it's finally here- a special version of the Oberwerk Astronomy Binocular with 1.25" non-rotating helical focusers! Just like the Oberwerk 25/40x100mm Astronomy Binoculars,
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Imaging is probably the most expensive aspect of the hobby of astronomy, so what you're looking for probably doesn't exist.
For taking pictures of the Moon and Planets, you could get by with something like a Celestron Neximage camera with a laptop and a dobsonian telescope. Orion sells Dobsonians that are reasonably well made, at reasonable prices. The Starblast sells for about $200. You'd be better off with a somewhat larger one that includes a 2" focuser.
You could add a white light solar filter to the front of a dobsonian and take pictures of sun spots.
If you want to take photos showing solar prominences, and the granularity of the Sun, the "cheap way" to go is to buy something like a Coronado PST for about $500. You'll need a tripod for it. That scope is only useful for observing the Sun.
If you want to take photos of deep sky objects, you'll need a telescope that uses an equatorial mount. Inexpensive equatorial mounts are not stable enough for imaging.
Avoid any telescope that comes in a box that tells you how much power it has. If it says 300 POWER! and you can lift it, it's a toy that will be frustrating to use.
You'll probably need to spend at least $1,000 to get a suitable mount with a newtonian reflector designed for imaging. Then you'll need a different camera than you need for planets.
Most people I know who take astronomical images have spent at least $5,000 on their equipment. People who are serious about it often spend several times that.
My advice is find an astronomical society or club, and attend some meetings, and see what their members have. You might also try attending some "star parties" – these are gatherings of people who are very serious about the hobby, and it's not uncommon to find at least one person at a star party who is imaging.
Here is a link to some of my images: < >
This is a link to a photo of Saturn a friend and I took with my equipment: < >
If you happen to be within a reasonable distance of south western CT you could visit my astronomical society. < >
Good luck.
I've never used either lens but the general consensus regarding portrait lenses is the 85-120mm range is a more flattering perspective.
Your question isn't very clear. Sounds like you were already sued for nonpayment. If your case is dismissed, they can try suing you again, but that's about it. And if the case was dismissed, they probably won't try again unless they really think they can win.
What will happen to the thousands of dollars you've already paid? Nothing will happen to it. Whoever has it is keeping it.
But since your question isn't very clear, I have no idea what your situation really is.
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