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Celestron 8” ROWE-ACKERMANN SCHMIDT ASTROGRAPH (RASA 8)
$2,079.00- Flat field free of optical aberrations like field curvature, coma, astigmatism and chromatic aberration across an entire APS-C sensor.
- Unlike the larger RASAs that work with DSLR and large CCD cameras, the 8” model was designed with color astronomical CMOS cameras, smaller CCD cameras, and mirrorless cameras in mind. The telescope does not work with standard DSLR cameras.
- NEW Ultra-Stable Focus System – six precision sealed ball bearings virtually eliminate image shift.
- Integrated air cooling system –12V DC MagLev fan reduces cooldown time and provides optimal air flow while filtering out dust.
- Internal filter mount – seamlessly accommodates a Light Pollution Imaging Filter into the optical path.
- CGE dovetail mounting rail.
- Performs over a wider spectral range than most telescopes, from 390-800 nm, so more of the light passing through the astrograph is in sharp focus.
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Celestron 8" EdgeHD optical tube, CGE/Losmandy dovetail
$1,599.00The EdgeHD high definition flat field optics of this Celestron 8" EdgeHD optical tube make true astrographic-quality 8" optics truly affordable . . . -
Celestron CGEM II 800HD EdgeHD Computerized 8" f/10 Telescope 12017
$3,399.00The Celestron CGEM II 800 EDGEHD telescope puts unique new 8" aplanatic(free from coma and corrected for spherical aberration)EdgeHD highdefinition Schmidt optics on a precision Celestron CGEM II go-to German equatorial mount....
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Celestron Advanced VX 800 8" RASA GoTo Astrograph
$2,999.00Possibly the best portable imaging platform available today. Look no farther if imaging is in your heart.
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Celestron CGX 800 RASA 8" Telescope
$4,599.00- Flat field free of optical aberrations like field curvature, coma, astigmatism and chromatic aberration across an entire APS-C sensor.
- Unlike the larger RASAs that work with DSLR and large CCD cameras, the 8” model was designed with color astronomical CMOS cameras, smaller CCD cameras, and mirrorless cameras in mind. The telescope does not work with standard DSLR cameras.
- NEW Ultra-Stable Focus System – six precision sealed ball bearings virtually eliminate image shift.
- Integrated air cooling system –12V DC MagLev fan reduces cooldown time and provides optimal air flow while filtering out dust.
- Internal filter mount – seamlessly accommodates a Light Pollution Imaging Filter into the optical path.
- Performs over a wider spectral range than most telescopes, from 390-800 nm, so more of the light passing through the astrograph is in sharp focus.
- The CGX, with its 55 lb. load capacity, is Celestron’s most innovative, state-of-the art, computerized equatorial mount to date, and provides a very sturdy and rigid platform for the fully-loaded RASA 8.
- The drive system utilizes low cog DC Servo motors with integrated optical encoders, belt and pulley motor connection, spring-loaded steel worm gears supported by precision sealed bearings, and brass worm wheels for smooth, accurate slewing and tracking performance with little backlash.
- Fully remote imaging capable, with optical limit switches, home sensors, through-mount cabling, and hard stops.
- Included Celestron PWI software allows direct computer control via USB 2.0 connection.
- Proven NexStar+ computerized telescope control technology supports functions to address imagers’ needs, such as All-Star Polar Alignment, Permanent Periodic Error Correction (PPEC), and adjustable tracking through meridian.
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CPC 800 GPS (XLT) 8" Go-to altazimuth SCT
$2,599.00You don't have to know Albireo from Aldebaran to find any of more than 40,000 objects in the sky with the affordable Celestron CPC 800 XLT go-to Schmidt-Cassegrain with advanced Starbright XLT multicoatings. Just point at three bright stars - any three! - and the CPC 8X will do the finding for you . . . -
Celestron CPC Deluxe 800 HD 8" Go-to altazimuth SCT with EdgeHD optics
$3,199.00Award-winning Celestron EdgeHD optics combine with a newly re-engineered and upgraded Celestron CPC fork mount to produce an outstanding example of just how good a go-to telescope can be . . .
