When thinking of a telescope, a long tube on a tripod immediately comes to mind. It’s a given that a tripod is needed for amateur astronomy. However, you likely didn’t give it that much thought that there are other components involved. Is it an alt-azimuth
Are you looking to buy your first high-quality mount for astrophotography? Are you new to using GoTo or GEM mounts? The HEQ5 is an ideal, computerized mount for first-timers looking to get into the imaging game. Even though it may have a more expensive price
Sky Watcher tries their hand with a high-end EQ6 mount, and they did a great job with the EQ6R-Pro. It has all the upgraded features you would expect of its kind that can easily compete with more expensive alternatives. For the price, the Sky Watcher
New to astrophotography? Are you ready to upgrade from your manual AZ or EQ mount? Not ready to spend a fortune? The Orion Sirius EQ-G is a GoTo system at the entry-level price range for high-quality mounts. If you’re ready to dip your toes into
The Orion Atlas mount is a popular and high-quality mount that was ahead of its time for its time. Now that we demand even more from a mount, it makes sense to demand an upgrade of a tried-and-proven model. Enter here, the Atlas Pro. Zooming
The CGX is one of the best GEM mounts in the market and is every bit worth it if you can afford it. It has multiple improvements that are intentional design upgrades from Celestron’s CGEM and AVX. Is it worth the price jump? Let’s find
Getting into astronomy is an expensive hobby. Getting into astrophotography is even more expensive. Since the mount is what makes or breaks the quality of the image, you’ll want a reliable option that won’t put you into debt, especially if it’s your first, real imaging
