Unistellar eVscope

A user-friendly, compact smart telescope that delivers stunning deep-sky colour views

Most small scopes don’t have a great deal of light grasp and will not produce detailed images like those often found on their nicely designed boxes. But the Unistellar eVscope challenges that, while giving an insight into what the future of visual astronomy could look like. The eVscope marries a Sony IMX224 sensor with a 4.5-inch, f/4 reflector and an electronic eyepiece, alongside cutting-edge electronics and computing. The telescope tube sits on a single-arm computerised altaz mount attached to a sturdy, adjustable height tripod. The unusual position of the eyepiece creates a more comfortable viewing position and experience; instead of collecting light from a secondary mirror, the eyepiece receives the signal electronically, meaning it doesn’t have to be placed higher up the tube. Plus, it delivers impressive colour results. We…

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