ZWO ASI 662MM (SKU: ASI662MM) is a monochrome astronomical camera designed for planetary astrophotography as well as lunar and solar observations (with the appropriate filter). It uses the latest Sony IMX662 monochrome sensor, known for exceptionally high sensitivity in visible and near-infrared wavelengths and very low readout noise. The camera is also free from amp glow, even during long exposures and when using high gain settings.

Askar 52 mm Super ED Guide Scope is a professional-grade guide scope with an aperture that collects almost 164% more light compared to the Askar Guide Scope 32 mm f/4. This results in a stellar limiting magnitude of 10.4. In addition to astrophotography, it can also be used for visual observations when equipped with an optional adapter. The optical system is based on an achromatic doublet with a low-dispersion (SD) glass lens that effectively corrects chromatic aberration. The guide scope features a helical focuser for smooth and convenient focusing. 

ZWO EAF (Electronic Automatic Focuser) is a motorized focusing system that enables precise and dynamic focus control for both planetary and deep-sky astrophotography. It is compatible with most focusers available on the market. The EAF works seamlessly with all capture software supported by the ASCOM platform and integrates perfectly with the ASIAIR imaging and control system. This allows users to manage full imaging sessions from a smartphone or tablet, even indoors.

Sky-Watcher AZ Pronto is a lightweight and portable Alt-Azimuth mount, ideal for quick, no-fuss grab-and-go astronomy as well as daytime terrestrial observations. Made from cast aluminum, it is designed to hold small telescopes up to 3 kg with a 45 mm dovetail bar. The aluminum tripod has telescopic legs that can be extended and securely clamped in place with integrated leg locks. The mount includes two flexible slow-motion cables, one for vertical and one for horizontal control. 

Delta Optical DLT-Cam PRO series microscope cameras are designed to work with various microscope models. With included optical adapters, they can be used with microscopes that have eyepiece tubes or additional camera ports (third optical paths) with a 23.2 mm diameter. They can also fit into eyepiece tubes with 30 mm and 30.5 mm diameters. Each camera features a C-mount, ensuring compatibility with most microscopes on the market.

Sky-Watcher Esprit series refractors are designed for demanding astrophotographers and visual observers who seek uncompromising performance. All Esprit models offer near-total elimination of optical defects across the field of view, including off-axis aberrations such as distortion and chromatic aberration. The Sky-Watcher Esprit 80 mm f/5 refractor features an apochromatic triplet objective made from premium Schott BK-7 and FPL-53 ED glass. Careful material selection and advanced multi-layer anti-reflective coatings ensure sharp images with excellent color reproduction. 

The 130/650 telescope tube offers excellent value, portability, and rich equipment. It is an ideal model for beginners entering the world of amateur astronomy and is often chosen as a first telescope. The BKP 130/650 OTAW is equipped with a parabolic primary mirror, eliminating spherical aberration. With its optimal focal ratio, it provides a wide field of view when paired with the right eyepieces. The tube also features a high-quality 2" focuser with a microfocuser for precise focusing.

The SynScan EQ3 GoTo upgrade kit is a complete set that converts the standard Sky-Watcher EQ3-2 equatorial mount into the Pro version, making it ideal for both visual astronomy and astrophotography. The declination and right ascension axes are driven by stepper motors, with torque transferred through durable gears. All required accessories are included in the kit, making assembly straightforward and intuitive. Control is managed by the SynScan hand controller, which provides functions such as periodic error correction, backlash compensation, and access to a large database of astronomical objects.

This Newtonian reflector telescope is built around a large parabolic primary mirror with a diameter of 200 mm (8 inches) and a focal length of 1000 mm. The new version is equipped with a 2" Crayford focuser with a 1.25" adapter, making it compatible with virtually all eyepieces on the market. The focuser includes a microfocuser for precise focusing and also features a T-2 thread, allowing DSLR cameras to be attached with additional adapters. This is a Newtonian reflector telescope. Thanks to its large aperture and relatively fast focal ratio, it is particularly recommended for observing deep-sky objects such as galaxies, clusters, and nebulae.