Accessories

I wanted to solve image shift on my Meade Maksutov, and this worked.

StarGPS is a lower-cost option for automatic entry of GPS time and location data to your Celestron NexStar handset.

Get what you need for less cost.

An overlooked classic? Or a better way to see the sky?

The Scope Buggy is so handy that just about everybody ought to have one.

"Pro?" Or as John Steed would say..."Talented Amateur."

A nice accessory - but buyer beware.

If you're serious about taking your astrophotography to the next level, try stopping off in The Zone on your way to that place. Ron Wodaski's latest book on image processing is well worth the investment for the serious imager.

A green-laser kaleidoscope.

Barbara and Robert have done it again!

Safer and more convenient than a bare battery, and loaded with features.

A blaze-grating spectroscope with features for both visual and imaging use.

A wonderfully utilitarian atlas program.

Does the new specialty filter from Orion do what they say it does, and is it useful for other objects?

Wide field imaging is an extremely satisfying form of astrophotography providing panoramic results of your favorite constellation-size field without the hassle of finding or precisely tracking the object. Astrophotographers who already use DSLR cameras can go ahead and skip this review, as it is intended for owners of special-purpose, SBIG astronomical imaging cameras.