Every once in a while, a piece of technology comes along that is what is referred to as a "gamechanger".  

Some make bold claims and don't delliver.

The ZWO SeeStar S50 is a whole different ballgame:

Want  proof ?

Rodger F. took this image of the Horsehead Nebula from Peterborough, Ontario.
About a 90 minute drive, north of Toronto.

Bortle 4 conditions, using the built in filter.

I've dabbled in astroimaging on the odd occasion over the years, I am primarily a visual observer.  Here are my results taken from my light polluted backyard in Toronto last night.  I did use anOptolong L-Pro Filter, just to test it out, my colleague Anthony suggested it that it might be useful. 

There you go.  I'm geeked out by the performance of this telescope.

It's a great primer for getting into the world of astro imaging at a reasonable price.

We just received a shipment of these telescopes, so if you are the slight bit interested, then take advantage while they are in stock.

Order here:

Clear Skies,

Ray Khan