Bresser Optik Messier NT-203s/800 EXOS-2/EQ5 Reflector telescope Equatorial Newton Magnification 20 up to 400 x

In recent years, the BRESSER Messier Newton telescopes have established themselves as reliable workhorses for astrophotography as well. With the new Messier NT-203s/800 with Hexafoc we can now present a new generation of these devices. The Photo Newtons with parabolic main mirror allow deeper shots at the same exposure time with their fast aperture ratio of 203mm (8") f/3.9. The large 85mm catching mirror provides for an optimum illumination of the field of view. The high-quality 2.5" Hexafoc focusing device provides for problem-free and vignetting-free photography, pipe clamps with 44mm universal dovetail rail and carrying handle with mounting possibility for a camera as well as an excellent Heller with cross-hair, round off the image of these high-quality devices. The Hexafoc Focusing tool can be retrofitted without any problems with a 10:1 reduction ratio (product no.: 0625720). The optional HR-Coma-Corrector (item no.: UH10330) can be used for needle point fine star pictures. This is designed for visual and photographic use and optimizes the imaging performance considerably, especially on the edges of the image field.

The BRESSER EXOS 2 is a stable mount with high load capacity and precise tracking for visual observations and astrophotography. Double radial deep groove ball bearings in both axles ensure precise, light running and the RA axle bearing has been optimized for reduced play. The stand of the mount was reinforced to suppress vibrations even better. Furthermore, EXOS 2 is processed very precisely. Optionally, a motor-driven two-axis control (BRESSER Exos Duo) or a GoTo kit can be retrofitted. In this way, you can hold the object of heaven in the field of view or bring your next target into the ocular by pressing a button. The EXOS 2 also makes it easy to get started with astrophotography at a reasonable price. The BRESSER EXOS 2 can be loaded with optics weighing up to 13 kg, depending on the length and purpose, e.g. with refractors up to 152 mm opening or short-burning mirror telescopes up to 203 mm opening!

Please note that Newton type mirror telescopes are very good for astronomical observations on the starry sky, but not well suited for nature and landscape observations during the day. For nature and landscape observation, we therefore recommend BRESSER lens telescopes.

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