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FPL-53 65mm apochromatic lens with integrated field flattener: AIRY APO65F apochromatic refractor has a quadruplet lens composed by a front FPL-53 triplet and an integrated field flattener. Perfect for long-exposure wide-field astrophotography, it offers a great chromatic aberration correction for images with no false color, rich in contrast and details.
50,8mm Hybrid-Drive focuser: Often refractors are provided with Crayford focusers suitable for visual use but not for photo applications. In fact, during the long exposures required by astrophotography, this type of focuser can cause camera slippage moving the sensor out of focus. For this reason the AIRY APO65F telescopes comes with the new 50.8mm Hybrid-Drive focuser that adds, under the focuser tube, a rack and pinion thereby maintaining in position even heavy cameras. Below the focuser there's also a locking screw: closing it, you will be sure that your camera will not move any more!
The focuser also features a convenient 1:11 fine focus gear, particularly useful when you need to focus at high magnification. The focuser has a very long ride.
OnAxisLock is the accessories locking system that, compared to those using normal screw, offers a greater clamping force, avoiding any possible flexure (so it's perfect for astrophotography), it does not damage the connected accessory and it perfectly keeps the optical axis of the telescope.
All this thanks to a new locking device with double ring: just rotate manually the appropriate outer ring (designed to allow an easy grip, even with gloves) and you will get a perfect closure!
It not only matters which telescope you buy but also where you buy it. Our additional services:
- We are a leading telescope dealer and know the devices we sell. Our customer service team will gladly help you after your purchase if you have problems with assembly or operation.
- We provide a copy of the 80-page Telescope ABC beginners handbook with every telescope.
