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Optical performance and image efficiency are two areas where Starizona's revolutionary solutions shine. The Starizona Filter Slider System is one of two notable improvements; it enables astronomers to rapidly shift filters without dismantling the image train. At the same time, the Reducer/Coma Correctors from Starizona are essential for creating distorted-free wide-angle astrophotos, much as the Nexus and SCT Correctors.
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The Starizona SCT Corrector 4 - 0.63x Reducer and Coma Corrector enhances the performance of SCT telescopes by reducing focal length and correcting coma. This 0.63x reducer offers faster imaging, while the coma corrector ensures sharper, more precise star images across the field, making it ideal for astrophotography.
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The Starizona EvoFF version 3 field flattener is the best choice for use with the Sky-Watcher EvoGuide 50ED guidescope. When coupled with this field flattener, the EvoGuide becomes a handheld imaging telescope with a crisp and expansive 6.4-degree field of vision. Starizona has created the EvoFF for cameras with APS (28 mm) or smaller sensors. This updated EvoFF is compatible with popular CMOS and CCD astronomical cameras and DSLRs and features a 55 mm backfocus. To facilitate removal from the EvoGuide 50ED, this third-generation field flattener features a rough ring atop the attachment threads.
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The Starizona Filter Slider 2" to 1.25" Filter Adapter allows seamless switching between 2" and 1.25" filters, offering enhanced flexibility for astrophotographers. Its sturdy design ensures secure filter placement, preventing any misalignment. Ideal for those with different filter sizes, it simplifies the filter-changing process during imaging sessions.
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For Celestron 9.25" non-EdgeHD Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes compatible with Fastar, the Starizona HyperStar 4 C925 is a quick and versatile adaptor. With a 3.0° field of view and quick photography at f/2.2, it is compatible with cameras from major brands, including Meade, Orion, Atik, SBIG, Mallincam, and Starlight Xpress. Faster imaging and a larger field of view are possible with the HyperStar since removing secondary mirrors and putting a CCD camera in front of the telescope is straightforward. Changing filters on the HyperStar lens is a breeze with Starizona's Filter Slider System.
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A 0.75x focal reduction factor, a bigger field of view, and shortened exposure times are all benefits of the Starizona Nexus 0.75x Reducer/Coma Corrector, which also corrects coma in Newtonian reflectors. The Nexus's optical design incorporates extra-low dispersion (ED) glass, reduces focus length, and provides the coma corrector with outstanding performance. With its parfocal design, the Nexus preserves the telescope's initial focal point and works with sensors as large as APS. Nexus is compatible with Newtonians as fast as f/3 and was designed for f/4 imaging of Newtonians in particular.
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A Transformative Accessory That Defies The Limitations Of Traditional Astrophotography
Founded on the principle of making the unreachable attainable. Starizona creates tools that allow people to see the sky and the Earth simultaneously. It lays down a unique perspective on universal mysteries. These instruments are contained in small packaging to provide unparalleled craftsmanship and an immersive experience that goes beyond the limits of the physical world.
Starizona's groundbreaking Hyperstar raised the bar for astrophotography to a whole new level. The Hyperstar uses CCD or DSLR cameras to take pictures very quickly. Additionally, it works with various Celestron telescopes, such as Edge HDs and SCTs. Assemble pictures in a matter of seconds! You can snap more photos in one night or go to bed earlier. Plus, conversion kits that enable non-Hyperstar compatible SCTs to be transformed into compatible telescopes are offered. There's no reason not to begin visualizing the sky quickly and easily!
This system modifies the telescope into a camera mounted at the front for a more immersive experience of capturing distant galaxies, nebulae, and celestial phenomena. Gone are the days of complex setups and intricate guiding systems; with the HyperStar, capturing breathtaking images of the night sky becomes as simple as attaching a camera and pointing it upwards.
The HyperStar has a new lens assembly that replaces the secondary mirror, directing light to a front camera and converting it into a fast, wide field imaging system. This innovative design enhances astrophotography by allowing shorter photography sessions and more precise capture of fainter objects. The ultra fast focal ratio, typically around f/2, allows easier access to difficult to find sky jewels, making it a more immersive experience for amateur and experienced astrophotographers.
Starizona Telescope Enhancements
Hyperstar - Significantly decreases exposure durations and makes tracking more accessible, even with basic altazimuth tracking, without affecting the primary mirror shift and conveniently taking snaps of astrophotos of the impressive galaxy.
Reducer, Field flatteners, and Coma correctors - These telescope attachments enhance the viewing experience, expand the scope of use, facilitate astrophotography, offer comfort, and guarantee ideal conditions. In addition, they provide maintenance tools, modification choices, and instructional activities for a more accessible and customized observation setup.
Innovative, visionary, and dedicated to expanding discovery limits, Starizona is proof of humanity's ongoing interest in space. With each sight into the boundless expanse of space, the company's vast array of telescope categories inspires surprise and awe, enabling people to set off on their voyages of exploration. Starizona encourages everyone to gaze up and consider the beauty of the sky with a fresh sense of surprise and interest, whether we are looking at the rings of Saturn or marveling at the birth of new stars in galaxies.