Telescopes & Astronomy
Beginner Telescopes
Buying your first telescope? Browse our curated selection of beginner telescopes.
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What will you use your telescope for? Explore the many uses of different types of telescopes.
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Choose your telescope by optical design or learn more about the different types of telescopes.
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AUD $19.00In Stock
- Electronic Shutter Release Cable
- Connect Your DSLR Camera to Sky-Watcher Computerised Mount
- 5 Years Australian Manufacturer Warranty
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AUD $15.00In Stock
M42 x 0.75mm Aluminium Alloy Extension Spacer Ring for telescope photography. This 10mm spacer can help you achieve precise back-focus spacing in your imaging train.
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AUD $69.99In Stock
- A piggyback ride for your camera! Let your telescope do the driving while your camera takes beautiful wide-angle images of the sky.
- Use your own camera lenses to take photographs of the Milky Way, nebulae, the Moon, and more
- Attaches easily to the top rear of any Schmidt Cassegrain telescope in minutes
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AUD $64.99In Stock
- T-Adapter for 8” EdgeHD optical tube threads onto the rear cell
- This T-Adapter allows you to attach your 35 mm DSLR camera to the prime focus of your EdgeHD telescope
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AUD $69.00In Stock
Sirius Essential Micro Focuser 1.25 Inch
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AUD $39.00In Stock
The Sirius Optics M48 T-ring for Nikon lets you seamlessly connect your Nikon DSLR to any telescope with an M48 thread, making it easy to dive into astrophotography. Designed with full-frame sensors in mind, the wide M48 connection minimizes vignetting for cleaner, edge-to-edge images of the night sky.
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AUD $324.99In Stock
- Custom made for CGX and CGX-L Mounts
- Adjustable bracket angle for best accessibility
- 6x magnification
- Simple reticle map easily locates the celestial pole without the need to reference an app or location & time
- Scope tilt is adjustable to allow for accurate polar alignment
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AUD $119.00In Stock
If you need to keep your imaging accessory weight down, this guidescope is just the thing.
NOTE: Weight of the guidescope is 300 grams.
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