Compact Orion Starshoot 32mm Mini Guide Scope Massive 40% Savings [G4heoR3t]

Introducing the Orion Starshoot 32mm Mini Guide Scope

The Compact Orion Starshoot 32mm Mini Guide Scope Massive 40% Savings [G4heoR3t] is the ideal accessory for your astrophotography setup. Designed with the aim of reducing excess weight on your main equipment, this compact and lightweight guide scope offers unparalleled precision and versatility. Measuring just 5.8" long and weighing a mere 9 oz., it serves as an excellent guide for camera lenses, ensuring stability and accuracy in your imaging process.

Key Features and Specifications

With a focal length of 122mm (f/3.8) and a 32mm doublet objective lens, this guide scope provides an expansive field of view for your guide camera. The dovetail base features a sliding and locking mechanism, allowing for easy integration with most Orion brand basic telescope finder shoes. The 6-point ring adjustment screws offer independent adjustment, which is particularly useful when using an autoguider. Here are some key features and benefits:

• Compact and Lightweight: The Compact Orion Starshoot 32mm Mini Guide Scope Massive 40% Savings [G4heoR3t] weighs only 9 ounces, making it a breeze to transport and set up.
• Wide Field of View: The 122mm focal length and 32mm objective lens provide an excellent field of view for guiding your camera.
• Compatibility: It is compatible with a majority of Orion StarShoot Mini cameras and most 1.25" nosepiece guiders.

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Compact Orion Starshoot 32mm Mini Guide Scope Massive 40% Savings [G4heoR3t] is not just a piece of equipment; it's a valuable tool for achieving sharp, high-quality astrophotographs. Whether you are using short focal length imaging telescopes or autoguiders, this guide scope provides ample guide stars for selection. The included camera/visual back adapters, a standard 1/25" female visual back with a brass compression ring and a C-mount adapter, ensure seamless integration with various autoguiders. With this guide scope, you can:

• Improve Guiding: Achieve stable guiding for long exposure astrophotography sessions.
• Enhance Precision: Minimize vibrations and enhance the overall accuracy of your imaging setup.