William Optics 40mm SWAN eyepiece, 2'' (4723)
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William Optics 40mm SWAN eyepiece, 2'' (4723)
7407.89 ₴
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The SWAN eyepiece delivers reference-quality performance at an outstanding price. With its fully multi-coated lenses and advanced optical design, it offers a super wide 72° apparent field of view, creating an immersive experience much like looking out of a spaceship window. The "Moon Walk" effect is achieved to perfection, making lunar and deep sky observing truly impressive.
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William Optics 1,25'' 45° Amici prism on 1,25'' (4712)
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William Optics 1,25'' 45° Amici prism on 1,25'' (4712)
5477.1 ₴
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This 1.25'', 45° erecting prism (Amici prism) from William Optics is compatible with any 1.25'' eyepiece or telescope with a 1.25'' focuser. It produces images that are upright and correctly oriented left-to-right. Offering both high quality and affordability, this Amici prism sets a new standard for image-correcting prisms.
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William Optics Flat GT (85079)
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William Optics Flat GT (85079)
11767.61 ₴
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A field flattener is a lens designed to correct the natural field curvature produced by primary telescope optics. This curvature can make stars at the edge of an image appear less sharp. By using a flattener, also known as a field flattener, this effect is corrected, resulting in astrophotography images where stars are sharp all the way to the edge. The flattener is positioned between the telescope and the camera.
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William Optics Flat6A III Special Edition FLT91(73852)
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William Optics Flat6A III Special Edition FLT91(73852)
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A field flattener is a lens that corrects the natural field curvature created by a telescope's primary optics. Without this correction, stars near the edge of your image may appear less sharp. The flattener is placed between the telescope and the camera, allowing astrophotographers to capture images with consistently sharp stars across the entire field. This particular field flattener is specially designed for the William Optics Fluorostar FLT 91. 
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William Optics Guidescope 50mm f/4.0 RotoLock (82921)
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William Optics Guidescope 50mm f/4.0 RotoLock (82921)
6659.21 ₴
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This guidescope is designed to be mounted parallel to your main telescope tube, ideally using guide scope rings for easy adjustment and alignment. A compatible camera can be attached to the end of the guidescope to control the mount's tracking, enabling accurate long-exposure night sky photography. Cameras suitable for guiding typically use a 1.25" socket, allowing for a straightforward connection to the guidescope.
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William Optics Guidescope 50mm (69410)
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William Optics Guidescope 50mm (69410)
6659.21 ₴
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This guidescope is mounted parallel to the main telescope tube, ideally using guide scope rings for easy positioning and adjustment. You can attach a compatible camera to the end of the guidescope to enable automated tracking, which is essential for long-exposure astrophotography. Guiding cameras usually have a 1.25" socket for straightforward connection to the guidescope.
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William Optics Red dot finder with quick-release bracket and base (4704)
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William Optics Red dot finder with quick-release bracket and base (4704)
5043.68 ₴
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This practical Red Dot Finder is supplied with a convenient T-bracket, making it easy to mount on William Optics telescopes, including the ZS66 and ZS80 models. Finding objects in the night sky is simple with this finder. Look through the finder with one eye while keeping the other eye open, and you'll see one of four selectable shapes projected by the LEDs onto the sky, helping you easily align your telescope.
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Nightforce Wedge Prism +100MOA/29MRAD (A541)
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Nightforce Wedge Prism +100MOA/29MRAD (A541)
61916.28 ₴
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This is a special optical system mounted in front of a riflescope, designed to increase the adjustment range of the reticle for extremely long-distance shooting. It shifts the image, adding approximately 100 MOA or 29 MRAD. The exact shift of each unit is precisely measured after the prism is installed and is engraved on the housing. Since the system is independent, it can be used with any riflescope.
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