Feedback for Aspheric 203mm F/6 from observatoire de Rocbaron ( france )

May 18th, 2009

Dear Alice Xia
I am very happy and satisfied with the quality of your achromatique lense of 203 mm of lambda/ pv5
That this allows of magnificent observation and also the realisation of pics in high resolution;
Here are for your site, first pics of refractor with your achromatique lense and also the sky with your achromatique
lens
Legende for photos
The moon first district in the home(foyer) of the glasses
Orion in the home(foyer) of the glasses rest(pose) of 70s (image without treatment)
You can if you the desirez to show them on your site
I shall contact you bientot for another command(order) for the achromatique lens of 250mm aspherique.
Cordially
andre Cassese
observatoire de Rocbaron
( france )
http://www.observatoire-rocbaron.com

Intane Starviewer 60 APO Refractor-White

May 12th, 2009
  • The Intane Starviewer 60 APO Refractor is 360mm focal length at a focal ratio of f/6 that measures only 300mm long and weighs only 1.4kg.
  • The Intane Starviewer 60 APO Refractor has extreme quality optics that make it a superior choice as a telephoto lens, spotting scope or small astronomical telescope.
  • 1:10 dual speed crayford focuser,360-degree rotatable, 2″ to 1.25″ adapter inclued.
  • All-metal construction is precision machined for the perfect fit and finish.

Merry Christmas

December 22nd, 2008

Jesus Christ

Joy of New year

Jolly days for you

My wishes

Lord

Merry Christmas

December 18th, 2008

M42 thru INTANE 80 F/7 APO Refractor

December 11th, 2008

Time: November 21,2008

Location:Yinna Mountain,Meizhou, GuangDong, China

Photographer: Wei Huang

RefractorIntane Triplet 80mm F7 APO Refractor with Vixen 0.67x field reducer

Mount: Vixen Sphinx SXW

Camera: Canon 450D Baader IR Filter Modified, Cooling Modified

Guide: Mizar GT68(D=68mm,f=600mm)+ Vixen GA4+ Mizar Or6

Exposure: ISO800 composite of 16X8min ,4X2min,4X12sw

Processing: Deepskystacker, Photoshop CS

Weather : Clearness, Transparency fine.

Naked eye limiting magnitude: 6

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Do I have to be an expert in astronomy to enjoy using a telescope? How can I locate interesting objects to observe?

November 9th, 2008

Most first-time telescope users know little or nothing about the night sky, and you certainly do not need a course in astronomy to enjoy your telescope to the fullest. Begin with the objects easiest to find: the Moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mars.

All of these are bright objects even in the midst of a big-city environment and can be located by using star maps in popular monthly magazines such as Astronomy or Sky & Telescope. For more advanced celestial listings, use Meade Star Charts or Meade Epoch 2000sk sky software. With only a little study, you will quickly be star-hopping from one object to another.

Do I need to take my telescope out in the country, away from city lights, to realize its full potential?

November 9th, 2008

Some types of objects (e.g., nebulae and galaxies) are best observed in a dark-sky environment, although even many of these are clearly observable through small telescopes in the city. The Moon and planets, by contrast, can be studied about equally well from the city or country. The basic rule is that while observations made outside the city generally reveal more detail, particularly in deep space, there are still a great many objects within the grasp of a small telescope in urban areas.

2008 China International Optoelectronic Exposition (CIOE)

September 26th, 2008

Location:Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center, China

Time:September 6-9,2008 Four days

Exhibition Time:September 6-9 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Exhibition NO.: 9439#

Exhibition Products:

  • Reflective & Refractive Collimator
  • Apochromatic Lenses
  • High-fidelity, Short Focal Length ,Wide Angle Projection Lenses
  • Laser Application Lenses
  • Lenses for Digital Wavefront Measuring Interferometers
  • Telescope & Accessories
  • High Precision spherical & aspherical optical lenses & mirrrors.

Total Solar Eclipse Thru Intane 80 APO refractor

August 19th, 2008

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M8 thru Intane 80 APO Refractor

August 19th, 2008

Time: At 22:00 July 23,2008

Location: Hui Dong, GuangDong, China

Photographer: Wei Huang

Refractor:Intane Triplet 80mm F7 APO Refractor with Borg 0.85x field reducer

Mount: Vixen Sphinx SXW

Camera: Canon 350D Baader IR Filter Modified, AWB,RAW

Guide: Mizar GT68(D=68mm,f=600mm)+ Vixen GA4+ Mizar Or6

Exposure: ISO1600 composite of 16*180s

Dark frames:11 frames

Processing: Aligned in Maxim DL, processed in Photoshop(Level and gamma adjust, curve adjust )

Weather : Clearness, Transparency fine.

Naked eye limiting magnitude: 6

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