Accessories

Shutter Release cables for use with Skywatcher Allview, Virtuoso and Star Adventurer mounts.

Whether you’re doing planetary visual observing, planetary imaging, or deep sky imaging, the Bahtinov Mask is a great accessory to get the best focus for your telescope quickly and easily.

High quality webcam adaptor by RVO. This is a well made adaptor that screws into most universal webcams. Then you can use this in any 1.25" openeing.

If you want to use the new Star Adventurer system with a small scope for astro work, you will need this 1kg counterweight with shaft. This fits straight into the star adventurer body and allow you to properly balance the system for more precise tracking.

A very handy, high quality x2 barlow lens which doubles up as a T adaptor for SLR astro imaging. Why buy 2 items when you can get both in 1 package!

Skywatchers new L bracket to go with their amazing new Star Adventurer mount. Allows you to mount your camera for time lapse photography and also used for astronomical imaging.

Color CCD cameras such as the Skyris color planetary cameras are very sensitive across the visual spectrum, as well as in infrared. Some telescopes may correct for chromatic aberration, but are not designed to correct for IR light, which can often look defocused in astroimages. Blocking infrared (IR) light provides the greatest color balance and sharpness in your astroimages. This filter blocks IR while passing more than 94% of the entire visual spectrum, maintaining color fidelity.

This is a high-quality Antares 1.25 25mm Plossl eyepiece with focusable crosshairs (single), perfect for alignment and tracking. To obtain razor-sharp focusing of the crosshairs, merely turn the upper part of the eyepiece.

Allows the use of compact cameras to look into the eyepiece of the scope.

Brand new saddle bar by William Optics. This handy bar will attach on top of your William Optics rings with 120mm distance, then allow you to either use it as a handle, or a quick release guidescope system. The rings are available separately.