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ZWO AM3N Harmonic Mount + TC40 Carbon Fibre Tripod Bundle

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$2,599.00 $3,238.00

-20%

ZWO AM3N + TC40 bundle

8 kg without a counterweight. One TC40 tripod. One field-ready bundle.

The ZWO AM3N harmonic mount and TC40 carbon-fibre tripod give portable astrophotographers a lighter path to accurate tracking, clean cable routing and fast setup under Australian skies. For anyone comparing an astrophotography mount in Australia, the bundle keeps the core mount and tripod choice together.

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4.1 kg

mount weight

8 kg

payload without counterweight

±15″

periodic error

2.3 kg

TC40 tripod weight

4.1 kg to carry. 8 kg to image. Then a 2.3 kg carbon-fibre tripod to put it on the sky.

Included product 1

1 x ZWO AM3N harmonic mount.

This is the complete AM3N mount unit, not an adapter or accessory. It includes the ZWO hand controller, connection cables, quick guide, hex key and the individual periodic-error test report listed in the official manual.

Included product 2

1 x ZWO TC40 carbon-fibre tripod.

The matching TC40 provides the portable base for the mount. ZWO lists the tripod with its weight bag, three stainless-steel spikes and two hex wrenches.

Cleaner setup

USB Type-C and 12 V routing at the saddle.

Integrated data and power connections help reduce hanging cables around the moving axes. That means less clutter to manage when a camera, focuser and ASIAIR are all part of the imaging train.

Two observing styles

Equatorial tracking or Alt-Az simplicity.

Use equatorial mode for accurate sky tracking and long-exposure imaging. Switch to Alt-Azimuth mode when the goal is a straightforward visual observing session.

TC40 carbon-fibre tripod

2.3 kg folded. Up to 800 mm when the sky calls.

The TC40 folds to 500 mm for transport and adjusts from 470 to 800 mm. Its two-section carbon-fibre legs use 40 mm upper tubes and 36 mm lower tubes, while the supplied weight bag lets you add ballast when conditions or equipment demand more planted stability.

ZWO AM3N mount, shown as supplied in the bundle.

Dual Losmandy and Vixen saddle with integrated cable-management connections.

TC40 folded to a compact 500 mm length.

TC40 top plate and mounting interface.

8 kg payload without counterweights, or 13 kg with counterweights.

Individual 360-degree periodic-error report supplied with the mount.

Computerised telescope mount control through ASIAIR, ASCOM, INDI, USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

R.A.-axis power-off brake and mechanical zero position.

0-90 degree altitude range for use across Australian latitudes.

TC40 includes a weight bag, three steel spikes and setup tools.

Complete bundle specifications

8 kg counterweight-free. Every key number in one place.

Mount

Mount type

Strain wave gear mount

Operating modes

Equatorial / Alt-Azimuth

Drive

Strain wave gear + synchronous belt, 300:1 total reduction

Periodic error

Less than ±15″ over a 288-second PE period

Payload without counterweight

8 kg

Payload with counterweight

13 kg

Mount weight

4.1 kg

Altitude adjustment

0°-90°

Azimuth adjustment

±6°

Dovetail saddle

Losmandy and Vixen

Counterweight-bar thread

M12 x 1.75 coarse thread

Encoder resolution

0.17″

Maximum slew speed

6°/s

Power input

12 V DC, centre positive, at least 3 A

Power consumption

0.65 A standby / 0.8 A tracking / 1.3 A GoTo (1.8 A heavy-load mode)

Autoguide port

ST4

Communication

USB / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth

Mechanical zero position

Supported

Operating temperature

-20°C to 40°C

Power-off brake

R.A. axis

Cable management

Integrated DC output and USB Type-C at the saddle

TC40 tripod

Construction

Carbon-fibre legs

Tripod weight

2.3 kg

Rated tripod load capacity

50 kg

Adjustable height

470-800 mm

Folded length

500 mm

Folded size

500 x 124 x 85 mm

Leg sections

2

Leg tube diameter

40 mm upper / 36 mm lower

Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

ZWO AM5N Harmonic Mount + TC40 Carbon Fibre Tripod Bundle

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$3,499.00 $4,238.00

-17%

ZWO AM5N + TC40 bundle

15 kg without a counterweight. The TC40 keeps the whole system portable.

The ZWO AM5N harmonic mount and TC40 carbon-fibre tripod pair serious imaging capacity with a system that remains practical to transport, assemble and control in the field. For anyone comparing an astrophotography mount in Australia, the bundle keeps the core mount and tripod choice together.

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5.5 kg

mount weight

15 kg

payload without counterweight

±10″

periodic error

2.3 kg

TC40 tripod weight

5.5 kg mount. 15 kg payload. Then a 2.3 kg carbon-fibre tripod to put it on the sky.

Included product 1

1 x ZWO AM5N harmonic mount.

This is the complete AM5N mount unit, not an adapter or accessory. It includes the ZWO hand controller, connection cables, quick guide, hex key and the individual periodic-error test report listed in the official manual.

Included product 2

1 x ZWO TC40 carbon-fibre tripod.

The matching TC40 provides the portable base for the mount. ZWO lists the tripod with its weight bag, three stainless-steel spikes and two hex wrenches.

Cleaner setup

USB Type-C and 12 V routing at the saddle.

Integrated data and power connections help reduce hanging cables around the moving axes. That means less clutter to manage when a camera, focuser and ASIAIR are all part of the imaging train.

Two observing styles

Equatorial tracking or Alt-Az simplicity.

Use equatorial mode for accurate sky tracking and long-exposure imaging. Switch to Alt-Azimuth mode when the goal is a straightforward visual observing session.

TC40 carbon-fibre tripod

2.3 kg folded. Up to 800 mm when the sky calls.

The TC40 folds to 500 mm for transport and adjusts from 470 to 800 mm. Its two-section carbon-fibre legs use 40 mm upper tubes and 36 mm lower tubes, while the supplied weight bag lets you add ballast when conditions or equipment demand more planted stability.

ZWO AM5N mount, shown as supplied in the bundle.

Dual Losmandy and Vixen saddle with integrated cable-management connections.

TC40 folded to a compact 500 mm length.

TC40 top plate and mounting interface.

15 kg payload without counterweights, or 20 kg with counterweights.

Individual 360-degree periodic-error report supplied with the mount.

Computerised telescope mount control through ASIAIR, ASCOM, INDI, USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

R.A.-axis power-off brake and mechanical zero position.

0-90 degree altitude range for use across Australian latitudes.

TC40 includes a weight bag, three steel spikes and setup tools.

Complete bundle specifications

15 kg counterweight-free. Every key number in one place.

Mount

Mount type

Strain wave gear mount

Operating modes

Equatorial / Alt-Azimuth

Drive

Strain wave gear + synchronous belt, 300:1 total reduction

Periodic error

Less than ±10″ over a 288-second PE period

Payload without counterweight

15 kg

Payload with counterweight

20 kg

Mount weight

5.5 kg

Altitude adjustment

0°-90°

Azimuth adjustment

±6°

Dovetail saddle

Losmandy and Vixen

Counterweight-bar thread

M12 x 1.75 coarse thread

Encoder resolution

0.17″

Maximum slew speed

6°/s

Power input

12 V DC, centre positive, at least 3 A

Power consumption

0.4 A standby / 0.7 A tracking / 0.9 A GoTo (1.7 A heavy-load mode)

Autoguide port

ST4

Communication

USB / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth

Mechanical zero position

Supported

Operating temperature

-20°C to 40°C

Power-off brake

R.A. axis

Cable management

Integrated DC output and USB Type-C at the saddle

TC40 tripod

Construction

Carbon-fibre legs

Tripod weight

2.3 kg

Rated tripod load capacity

50 kg

Adjustable height

470-800 mm

Folded length

500 mm

Folded size

500 x 124 x 85 mm

Leg sections

2

Leg tube diameter

40 mm upper / 36 mm lower

Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

ZWO AM7 Harmonic Mount + TC40 Carbon Fibre Tripod Bundle

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$4,299.00 $4,838.00

-11%

ZWO AM7 + TC40 bundle

20 kg without a counterweight. 30 kg when your imaging system grows.

The ZWO AM7 harmonic mount and TC40 carbon-fibre tripod bring high-capacity tracking to heavier astrophotography systems without turning every dark-sky trip into a transport exercise. For anyone comparing an astrophotography mount in Australia, the bundle keeps the core mount and tripod choice together.

See what is included View specifications

6.75 kg

mount weight

20 kg

payload without counterweight

±10″

periodic error

2.3 kg

TC40 tripod weight

20 kg now. 30 kg with counterweights. Then a 2.3 kg carbon-fibre tripod to put it on the sky.

Included product 1

1 x ZWO AM7 harmonic mount.

This is the complete AM7 mount unit, not an adapter or accessory. It includes the ZWO hand controller, connection cables, quick guide, hex key and the individual periodic-error test report listed in the official manual.

Included product 2

1 x ZWO TC40 carbon-fibre tripod.

The matching TC40 provides the portable base for the mount. ZWO lists the tripod with its weight bag, three stainless-steel spikes and two hex wrenches.

Cleaner setup

USB Type-C and 12 V routing at the saddle.

Integrated data and power connections help reduce hanging cables around the moving axes. That means less clutter to manage when a camera, focuser and ASIAIR are all part of the imaging train.

Two observing styles

Equatorial tracking or Alt-Az simplicity.

Use equatorial mode for accurate sky tracking and long-exposure imaging. Switch to Alt-Azimuth mode when the goal is a straightforward visual observing session.

TC40 carbon-fibre tripod

2.3 kg folded. Up to 800 mm when the sky calls.

The TC40 folds to 500 mm for transport and adjusts from 470 to 800 mm. Its two-section carbon-fibre legs use 40 mm upper tubes and 36 mm lower tubes, while the supplied weight bag lets you add ballast when conditions or equipment demand more planted stability.

ZWO AM7 mount, shown as supplied in the bundle.

Dual Losmandy and Vixen saddle with integrated cable-management connections.

TC40 folded to a compact 500 mm length.

TC40 top plate and mounting interface.

20 kg payload without counterweights, or 30 kg with counterweights.

Individual 360-degree periodic-error report supplied with the mount.

Computerised telescope mount control through ASIAIR, ASCOM, INDI, USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

R.A.-axis power-off brake and mechanical zero position.

0-90 degree altitude range for use across Australian latitudes.

TC40 includes a weight bag, three steel spikes and setup tools.

Complete bundle specifications

20 kg counterweight-free. Every key number in one place.

Mount

Mount type

Strain wave gear mount

Operating modes

Equatorial / Alt-Azimuth

Drive

Strain wave gear + synchronous belt, 300:1 total reduction

Periodic error

Less than ±10″ over a 288-second PE period

Payload without counterweight

20 kg

Payload with counterweight

30 kg

Mount weight

6.75 kg

Altitude adjustment

0°-90°

Azimuth adjustment

±7.5°

Dovetail saddle

Losmandy and Vixen

Counterweight-bar thread

M16 x 2 coarse thread

Encoder resolution

0.17″

Maximum slew speed

6°/s

Power input

12 V DC, centre positive, at least 5 A

Power consumption

0.75/0.68 A standby / 0.95 A tracking / 2.1 A GoTo

Autoguide port

ST4

Communication

USB / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth

Mechanical zero position

Supported

Operating temperature

-20°C to 40°C

Power-off brake

R.A. axis

Cable management

Integrated DC output and USB Type-C at the saddle

TC40 tripod

Construction

Carbon-fibre legs

Tripod weight

2.3 kg

Rated tripod load capacity

50 kg

Adjustable height

470-800 mm

Folded length

500 mm

Folded size

500 x 124 x 85 mm

Leg sections

2

Leg tube diameter

40 mm upper / 36 mm lower

Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

Swarovski AT Endura 21-65x75 spotting scope, angled three-quarter view

Swarovski AT Endura 21-65x75 Spotting Scope

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$4,199.00

AT Endura • 21–65×75 spotting scope

Ninety percent of the light, worked into one decisive view.

A 75 mm HD objective, a 21–65× zoom, and 1,510 g you can carry all day. The AT Endura holds a clear, high-contrast image when the light fades and the distance grows, so you read the scene, not guess at it.

View specifications See it closer

21–65×

zoom magnification

75

mm HD objective

90%

light transmission

1,510

grams

53.3 oz, ready to carry

See clearly. Then assess with confidence.

HD optics

HD glass, honest colour.

The proven SWAROVSKI OPTIK HD optical system delivers ideal contrast, high detail recognition, and impressive sharpness. Contours stay crisp and subjects separate cleanly from the background, so what you see reads as it truly is.

Low-light performance

90% light transmission.

Ninety percent of the available light reaches your eye, so the image stays usable in shadow, at dawn, and at last light. It is the window when animals move most, and when a lesser scope goes dim.

21–65× zoom

Overview to detail, uninterrupted.

Acquire your subject wide at 21×, read the situation, then push smoothly to 65× without losing context. One continuous zoom keeps a fast, controlled observation process from first glance to final call.

Angled body

Angled for the long sit.

The angled eyepiece keeps your neck neutral when the subject sits uphill, in a tree, or high on a ridge. Over hours at the glass, that comfort is the difference between watching on and packing up early.

All-day carry

1,510 g on your back.

At 1,510 g (53.3 oz) the AT Endura is light enough to carry over distance and still be ready the moment it matters. Less strain on the walk in means sharper attention when you finally set up.

Built to endure

Sealed to 4 m. Fog-free.

Submersion-tight to 4 m and rated from −20 to +50 °C, the AT Endura shrugs off rain, river crossings, and sharp temperature swings. Its deliberately simple design keeps your attention on the observation, not the equipment.

01 • Acquire

Start wide at 21×.

A broad field lets you find your subject fast and read the whole situation, movement, terrain, the animals you might otherwise miss. You begin with context, not a keyhole.

02 • Zoom

Push smoothly to 65×.

One continuous zoom takes you from overview to fine detail without losing your place. The image holds its contrast and colour through the range, so the transition feels controlled rather than a scramble to refind the subject.

03 • Assess

Judge on what’s actually there.

HD resolution reveals the structure that decides a call, the fine features, the true colour, the detail at the edge of the light. At 21–65× on a 75 mm objective, antler structure and body shape stay readable in dim light, so you act on what you can see, not on assumption.

In the field

Built for the way you actually observe.

Set up on a ridge at last light or glassing a far tree line, the AT Endura stays steady, bright, and ready, hour after hour.

Made for real conditions

A grip that works in the wet.

Rain, cold, and heavy dew are part of the reality, not the exception. The rubber-armoured focus and generous knurling stay sure under wet fingers, and the sealed, submersion-tight body keeps working through it. Fog-free and rated from −20 to +50 °C, the AT Endura is ready when you are.

Angled body for comfortable, long-session viewing.

75 mm HD objective gathers the light that matters.

Integrated 21–65× zoom eyepiece, nothing to swap.

Integrated mounting foot drops straight onto your tripod head.

21–65× continuous zoom with a 75 mm HD objective, one scope from overview to fine detail.

90% light transmission for bright, high-contrast images at dawn, dusk, and in shadow.

SWAROVSKI OPTIK HD optics for true colour and edge-to-edge detail recognition.

Angled eyepiece for a neutral neck position on uphill, sky, and treetop subjects.

1,510 g (53.3 oz), light enough to carry all day and set up in seconds.

Submersion-tight to 4 m, fog-free, and rated from −20 to +50 °C for year-round use.

Digiscoping-ready with the CA-S clamp and VPA 2 phone adapters (sold separately).

An accessible entry into premium optics, a scope you’ll still rely on years from now.

Optical performance

Magnification

21–65×

Effective objective lens diameter

75 mm

Exit pupil diameter

3.5–1.2 mm

Field of view

99–54 ft / 1000 yds (33–18 m / 1000 m)

Field of view (apparent)

40–65°

Light transmission

90%

Shortest focusing distance

13.5 ft (approx. 4.1 m)

Diopter correction at ∞

> 5 dpt

Physical

Length

15.1 in (approx. 384 mm)

Weight

53.3 oz (1,510 g)

Focusing

Central focusing wheel

Eyepiece

Integrated 21–65× zoom

Colour

Green

Build & conditions

Submersion tightness (waterproof)

4 m (13 ft)

Functional temperature

−20 to +50 °C (−4 to +122 °F)

Storage temperature

−30 to +70 °C (−22 to +158 °F)

In the box

Included

AT Endura 21–65×75, eyepiece cover, objective lens cover

Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working optics specialists

40+ years

Serving Australian observers

Available to order

Kowa TSN-601 angled spotting scope standard kit with TE-9Z 20-60x eyepiece and C-601 stay-on case

Kowa TSN-601 Angled Spotting Scope Standard Kit with TE-9Z 20-60x Eyepiece

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$1,299.00 $1,799.00

-28%

Kowa TSN-601 Standard Kit

60 mm of Japanese glass. 735 grams on your shoulder.

Find the bird at 20x, identify it at 60x, and forget the scope is even in your pack. The Kowa TSN-601 spotting scope pairs a fully multi-coated 60 mm angled body with the TE-9Z zoom eyepiece and a stay-on field case, waterproof to JIS Class 7 and purged with dry nitrogen. It is the spotting scope that never gets left at home.

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60 mm

objective lens

fully multi-coated

20–60x

zoom eyepiece

TE-9Z included

735 g

body weight

969 g with eyepiece

6.0 m

close focus

“High performance in a lightweight, compact body.” The design brief for the entire TSN-600 series.

Kowa Sporting Optics, Japan

Everything coated. Nothing compromised.

Optics

Multi-coated on every surface.

Kowa applies full multi-coating to the 60 mm objective, every internal lens, the prisms, and even the dust-proof glass. Light that enters reaches your eye instead of scattering inside the tube, so contrast holds up in dull morning light.

Weatherproofing

Waterproof to JIS Class 7.

The body is sealed to JIS Protection Class 7 and filled with dry nitrogen gas. Rain, spray, and sudden temperature swings will not fog the internal optics, so a change in the weather never ends the session.

Portability

735 g. Carried all day.

At 735 g for the body and 969 g ready to glass, the TSN-601 weighs less than many 10x50 binoculars. It rides in a daypack side pocket, works from lightweight travel tripods, and saves hundreds of grams over full-size spotters.

Eyepiece

20–60x in one twist.

The included TE-9Z zoom runs from 20x for scanning to 60x for reading leg bands and judging plumage. Eye relief stays at 16–16.5 mm across the range, so spectacle wearers keep the full image at every magnification.

Heritage

Made in Japan.

Every TSN-600 series scope is built by Kowa in Japan, the same optics house behind the flagship PROMINAR fluorite line. The 10-year warranty extends to 15 with online registration.

System

67 mm thread. Full system.

A standard 67 mm filter thread and Kowa's System S accessories fit straight on: digiscoping adapters, the TSN-EX16S 1.6x extender, and alternative eyepieces. The scope grows with you instead of being replaced.

Handling

Focus that falls under one finger.

Track a moving bird at 60x without overshooting. The large ribbed focus knob sits on top of the body, exactly where your index finger rests when the scope is on a tripod, and its travel stays smooth from a 6.0 m close-focus butterfly to a raptor on the horizon.

In the field

Dropped in the grass. Rained on. Ready.

Nitrogen-purged and sealed to JIS Class 7, the TSN-601 shrugs off the conditions that end a day for lesser scopes. The included C-601 stay-on case keeps it protected while it works.

Built for

The hide, the headland, the back paddock.

Birdwatching at the wetlands, whale watching from the cliffs, wildlife observation on the road, checking targets at the range: the angled body lets you glass comfortably for hours from a low tripod, and share the view without re-levelling for every person. At 20x the 33.2 m field of view finds the bird; at 60x you identify it.

Complete kit: TSN-601 angled body, TE-9Z 20–60x zoom eyepiece, and C-601 stay-on case.

Fully multi-coated 60 mm objective, internal lenses, prisms, and dust-proof glass.

735 g body, 969 g complete: light enough for travel tripods and long carries.

Waterproof to JIS Protection Class 7 and filled with dry nitrogen against fogging.

16–16.5 mm eye relief across the zoom range, comfortable with spectacles.

67 mm filter thread and System S compatibility: digiscoping adapters, extender, eyepieces.

Made in Japan with a 10-year warranty, extendable to 15 years on registration.

6.0 m minimum focus brings butterflies and dragonflies into spotting-scope detail.

Body

Configuration

Angled

Objective lens diameter

60 mm

Objective lens

Fully multi-coated standard glass

Length

299 mm

Body weight

735 g

Weight with TE-9Z eyepiece

969 g

Minimum focusing distance

6.0 m

Filter thread

67 mm

Waterproofing

JIS Protection Class 7, dry nitrogen filled

TE-9Z eyepiece (included)

Magnification

20–60x zoom

Real field of view

1.9° (20x) – 1.0° (60x)

Field of view at 1,000 m

33.2 m (20x) – 17.5 m (60x)

Exit pupil

3.0 mm (20x) – 1.0 mm (60x)

Eye relief

16.5 mm (20x) – 16 mm (60x)

Mount

Bayonet with knurled zoom dial

In the box

Scope

TSN-601 angled spotting scope body

Eyepiece

TE-9Z 20–60x zoom eyepiece

Case

C-601 stay-on field case

Also included

Objective and eyepiece caps, cleaning cloth, instruction manuals

Warranty

Cover

10 years, extendable to 15 with online registration

Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Out of stock

Pegasus Pocket Powerbox Advance Gen3 blue anodised aluminium controller

Pegasus Pocket Powerbox Advance (PPBADV) Gen3

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$549.00

Pocket Powerbox Advance Gen3

Six power ports. Six USB ports. One pocket box.

The Pocket Powerbox Advance Gen3 powers, connects and focuses your entire astrophotography setup from a single 350-gram enclosure. Set it up once, then let it run the night.

Explore the features View specifications

6

power outputs

4 switchable, 1 always-on, 1 adjustable

4+2

USB ports

USB3 Type-A and USB2 Type-C

14A

total power

up to 168 W

350g

weight

anodised aluminium body

All in one

Everything your mount carries, in a single box.

Power bricks, a USB hub, a dew controller and a focus-motor box used to crowd your tripod and tangle your cables. The Gen3 folds all of it into one blue anodised unit that mounts to your scope and runs from a single 12V input.

Power & data

One hub for every cable on your rig.

Power

Six power outputs.

Four individually switchable 12V outputs, one always-on 12V line and one adjustable 3–19V output. Up to 12A is distributed across the 12V outputs at 6A per port, each with reverse-polarity and over-current protection.

USB

Six-port USB 3 hub.

Four USB3 Type-A SuperSpeed ports plus two USB2 Type-C ports, each switchable in software. The 5 Gbps SuperSpeed lanes run in parallel with USB 2.0 traffic, so guiding and image downloads never slow each other down.

Focus

A focuser, built in.

An onboard stepper motor controller drives most bipolar focus motors at up to 1.5A per coil. Add a motor and skip the separate focus box, then run power and focus through the same software.

Dew

AutoDew clears optics.

Two PWM dew-heater channels at 5A each read the included dew-point sensor and adjust their own power. One tap on Auto and the Gen3 holds your optics above dew for the whole session.

Monitoring

See every watt.

A built-in volt, amp and power meter reports input voltage and total draw in real time. Spot a stuck motor or a failing cable before it costs you a clear night.

Wireless

Control it from any browser.

Built-in Wi-Fi serves a web dashboard to your phone or laptop with no app to install. Run the whole box over the network and leave the cables on the mount.

Set it up once. Every clear night after, it just remembers.

Every connection

A considered face on every side.

Each panel groups the connections you reach for together, labelled and spaced so you can find them in the dark.

Power outputs

Four switchable 12V outputs, the always-on 12V line and the adjustable 3–19V output.

USB hub

Four USB3 Type-A ports plus two USB-C ports, with USB-C Power Delivery up to 3A.

Dew heaters

Two PWM dew-heater outputs on RCA connectors, set by software or left to AutoDew.

Power input

A single 2.1mm DC input feeds the whole box, drawing up to 14A.

Built for real nights

Engineered to be left alone in the dark.

Standalone

Works out of the box.

Set up AutoDew and your outputs once, and the Gen3 restores them every time it powers on. No laptop is required to run a full night.

Flexible power

3 to 19V, on tap.

One software-adjustable output delivers 3–19V at up to 3A and remembers its setting across power cycles. Ideal for a Mini PC, an Intel NUC or a mirrorless camera.

Protection

Guarded against mistakes.

Reverse-polarity and over-voltage protection handle inputs up to 50V, and every USB port carries surge and ESD protection. Plug in with cold hands and trust it.

Future-proof

Firmware you can update.

The Gen3 accepts firmware updates over its life, adding features and fixes as Pegasus Astro releases them. The box you buy keeps improving.

Build

350 g of anodised aluminium.

A blue anodised aluminium shell measures just 115 × 75 × 27.5mm and carries M3 mounting holes for third-party brackets. Tough enough for the field, light enough for any mount.

Open

Works with your software.

Full ASCOM 7, ASCOM Alpaca and INDI support exposes the switches, focuser and observing conditions to the apps you already use, on Windows, Mac or Linux.

The detail

Everything it ships with, and everything it does.

12A total distributed across the 12V power outputs, 6A per port.

Each 12V output switches on and off individually in software.

Adjustable 3–19V output at up to 3A, set in software and retained.

Two PWM dew-heater channels, 5A each, on RCA connectors.

Included temperature, humidity and dew-point sensor on RJ12.

EXT port (RJ12) for accessories such as an external focus controller.

USB-C Power Delivery output up to 3A for supported devices.

Built-in volt, amp and power metering of your input supply.

ASCOM 7, ASCOM Alpaca and INDI compatible.

In the box: controller, environmental sensor, four DC power cables (2 × 1m, 2 × 0.5m) and a 1.8m USB3 Type-B cable.

Specifications

The full picture.

Power

Supply voltage

Unregulated 12V DC (up to 15V)

Power input

DC 2.1mm, centre positive. Up to 14A (168 W)

12V outputs

4 switchable plus 1 always-on, 6A per port, 2.1mm centre positive

Total distributed current

12A across the 12V outputs

Adjustable output

3–19V up to 3A, software-set, retained across power cycles, 2.1mm centre positive

USB

USB hub

4 × USB3 (Type-A) and 2 × USB2 (Type-C)

Per-port current

Up to 3A per port

USB Power Delivery

USB-C PD output up to 3A

Port control

Individual enable and disable; surge and ESD protection on all ports

Computer connection

USB3 Type-B

Focus and dew

Motor controller

Bipolar stepper motor, 1.5A per coil

Dew heater outputs

2 channels PWM, 5A max, RCA, software duty cycle

EXT port

RJ12 for external accessories

Sensing

Environmental sensor

RJ12. Temperature −40 to 80 °C (±0.5 °C), humidity 0–100% (±2–5%)

Metering

Input volt, amp and power

Control

Connectivity

Wi-Fi (external antenna) and USB

Software

ASCOM 7, ASCOM Alpaca, INDI and a browser web dashboard

Physical

Enclosure

Blue anodised aluminium with M3 mounting holes

Dimensions

115 × 75 × 27.5 mm

Weight

350 g

In the box

Included

Controller, environmental sensor, 4 × DC power cables (2 × 1m, 2 × 0.5m), USB3 Type-B cable (1.8m)

Under Australian skies. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

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$ZWO FF131 APO 131mm flat-field apochromatic refractor side view$

ZWO FF131 APO Flat-Field 131mm Apochromatic Refractor

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$3,349.00

ZWO Flat-Field APO Series

FF131 APO. Flat field, built in.

A 131 mm f/7.5 four-element apochromatic refractor with a native flat field and a 44 mm full-frame image circle. The flagship of the FF series, with 983 mm of focal length and serious light grasp for deep-sky imaging.

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131 mm

aperture

four-element air-spaced APO

983 mm

focal length

f/7.5

44 mm

image circle

full-frame coverage

7.9 kg

optical tube

9.4 kg with rings and dovetail

ZWO FF Series

Designed as an astrograph first.

Every FF series telescope is built around a native flat field, so the optics, focuser and rear interfaces all serve one goal: clean stars across the whole sensor.

Attach your camera, reach focus, start imaging. No flattener. No spacing maths.

Optics

Four elements, fully air-spaced.

The FF131 APO uses a four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design in which all four elements work together to form the image. One ED (extra-low dispersion) glass element reduces chromatic aberration for cleaner colour correction and sharper stars.

Native flat field

Flat to the edge. No flattener.

The flat imaging field is generated by the optical design itself, so there is no field flattener to buy and no back focus calculations to get right. Once focus is achieved, you are ready to capture.

Full-frame support

44 mm image circle.

A 44 mm corrected image circle fully covers full-frame sensors, with sharp star fields and consistent illumination from centre to corner. Smaller APS-C and dedicated astronomy sensors have generous headroom.

Focusing

1:10 dual-speed control.

A rigid 3″ rack-and-pinion focuser offers precise control, and the 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment makes critical focus easy to hit. A built-in 360° rotator at the rear sets your framing without disturbing focus.

Build

Retractable dew shield.

The dew shield retracts to shorten the tube for packing and travel. Precision CNC machining, a high-quality painted finish and an internal anti-reflection coating keep stray light down and image contrast up.

Connectivity

Adapters in the box.

A four-section photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, along with rear adapters in M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 standards. The quick-release mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown.

Quadruplet optics

Four elements. One flat field.

All four air-spaced elements work together to form the image, with one ED glass element controlling chromatic aberration for clean colour correction and tight, well-defined stars.

Optical layout

The light path, end to end.

The optical layout delivers a corrected, flat field at the sensor with no additional optics in the imaging train. What leaves the objective arrives at your camera, flat.

Full-frame ready

44 mm image circle.

Full-frame sensors are covered corner to corner with sharp star fields and consistent illumination, and smaller sensors sit comfortably inside the sweet spot.

Critical focus

Coarse and fine, 1:10.

The rigid 3″ rack-and-pinion focuser moves heavy imaging trains smoothly, and the 1:10 fine knob gives you the resolution to land exact focus on a star.

Framing

360° of rotation.

A built-in rotator at the rear lets you set the camera angle for perfect framing without unthreading anything or disturbing focus.

Field-ready build

Quick-release rings. Retractable dew shield.

The mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown, and the dew shield slides back to shorten the tube for transport. CNC machining and an internal anti-reflection coating keep contrast high.

In the box

Photography extension tube.

A four-section photographic extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters, connecting cameras, filters and accessories cleanly out of the box.

Aperture and reach

131 mm of light grasp, 983 mm of reach.

The flagship of the FF series pulls in the most light and resolves the finest detail of the range, and the 983 mm focal length frames smaller targets tightly. The optical tube weighs 7.9 kg, or 9.4 kg with the handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate fitted.

Flexible connectivity

One telescope. Three configurations.

Pair the FF131 APO with ZWO ASI astronomy cameras, attach a DSLR or mirrorless body, or drop in a diagonal and eyepiece for visual observing. Focus is reached within a back focus range of 42–73 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder. Visual accessories are available separately.

Every detail, considered.

Four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design with one ED glass element.

Native flat-field design, no separate field flattener or spacing adjustments required.

44 mm image circle with full-frame sensor support and edge-to-edge sharpness.

3″ rack-and-pinion focuser with 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment.

Built-in 360° rotator for precise camera angle adjustment.

Retractable dew shield with internal anti-reflection coating for higher contrast.

Quick-release mounting rings for fast setup and teardown.

Four-section photography extension tube with 2″ filter thread plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters included.

Specifications.

Optics

Effective aperture

131 mm

Focal length

983 mm

Focal ratio

f/7.5

Objective type

Four-element air-spaced APO (including one ED element)

Image circle

44 mm

Integrated field flattener design

Yes

Focuser and rotation

Focuser

3″ rack-and-pinion, 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment

Camera rotator

Built-in, 360°

Back focus

Back focus range

42–73 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder

Maximum rear connection length (focuser retracted)

Imaging mode

73 mm (from the M48×0.75 male thread)
91 mm (from the M54×0.75 male thread)

Observation mode

131 mm (from the 1.25″ interface)
142 mm (from the 2″ interface)

Minimum rear connection length (focuser retracted)

Imaging mode

42 mm (from M48×0.75 male thread)
60 mm (from M54×0.75 male thread)

Observation mode

100 mm (from 1.25″ interface)
111 mm (from 2″ interface)

Dimensions and weight

Overall length

878 mm (1.25″ interface retracted)
941 mm (photography extension tube retracted)
963 mm (1.25″ interface, dew shield extended)
1026 mm (photography extension tube, dew shield extended)

Telescope body weight

7.9 kg

Standard configuration weight

9.4 kg (including handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate)

Interfaces

Rear interfaces

M78×1 – 55 mm extension adapter
M78×1 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M48×0.75 (built-in M48×0.75 filter thread)

In the box

FF131 APO optical tube

With handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate

Photography extension tube

Four-section, with 2″ filter thread, M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters

Documentation

User manual, inspection sheet, warranty card

Built to last a lifetime.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

$ZWO FF110 APO 110mm flat-field apochromatic refractor side view$

ZWO FF110 APO Flat-Field 110mm Apochromatic Refractor

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$2,499.00

ZWO Flat-Field APO Series

FF110 APO. Flat field, built in.

A 110 mm f/7.0 four-element apochromatic refractor with a native flat field and a 44 mm full-frame image circle. With 766 mm of focal length, it reaches deeper into galaxies and small nebulae while remaining a practical one-person setup.

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110 mm

aperture

four-element air-spaced APO

766 mm

focal length

f/7.0

44 mm

image circle

full-frame coverage

5.74 kg

optical tube

6.76 kg with rings and dovetail

ZWO FF Series

Designed as an astrograph first.

Every FF series telescope is built around a native flat field, so the optics, focuser and rear interfaces all serve one goal: clean stars across the whole sensor.

Attach your camera, reach focus, start imaging. No flattener. No spacing maths.

Optics

Four elements, fully air-spaced.

The FF110 APO uses a four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design in which all four elements work together to form the image. One ED (extra-low dispersion) glass element reduces chromatic aberration for cleaner colour correction and sharper stars.

Native flat field

Flat to the edge. No flattener.

The flat imaging field is generated by the optical design itself, so there is no field flattener to buy and no back focus calculations to get right. Once focus is achieved, you are ready to capture.

Full-frame support

44 mm image circle.

A 44 mm corrected image circle fully covers full-frame sensors, with sharp star fields and consistent illumination from centre to corner. Smaller APS-C and dedicated astronomy sensors have generous headroom.

Focusing

1:10 dual-speed control.

A rigid 3″ rack-and-pinion focuser offers precise control, and the 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment makes critical focus easy to hit. A built-in 360° rotator at the rear sets your framing without disturbing focus.

Build

Retractable dew shield.

The dew shield retracts to shorten the tube for packing and travel. Precision CNC machining, a high-quality painted finish and an internal anti-reflection coating keep stray light down and image contrast up.

Connectivity

Adapters in the box.

A photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, along with rear adapters in M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 standards. The quick-release mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown.

Quadruplet optics

Four elements. One flat field.

All four air-spaced elements work together to form the image, with one ED glass element controlling chromatic aberration for clean colour correction and tight, well-defined stars.

Optical layout

The light path, end to end.

The optical layout delivers a corrected, flat field at the sensor with no additional optics in the imaging train. What leaves the objective arrives at your camera, flat.

Full-frame ready

44 mm image circle.

Full-frame sensors are covered corner to corner with sharp star fields and consistent illumination, and smaller sensors sit comfortably inside the sweet spot.

Critical focus

Coarse and fine, 1:10.

The rigid 3″ rack-and-pinion focuser moves heavy imaging trains smoothly, and the 1:10 fine knob gives you the resolution to land exact focus on a star.

Framing

360° of rotation.

A built-in rotator at the rear lets you set the camera angle for perfect framing without unthreading anything or disturbing focus.

Field-ready build

Quick-release rings. Retractable dew shield.

The mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown, and the dew shield slides back to shorten the tube for transport. CNC machining and an internal anti-reflection coating keep contrast high.

In the box

Photography extension tube.

A photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters, connecting cameras, filters and accessories cleanly out of the box.

Aperture and reach

110 mm of light grasp, 766 mm of reach.

With more aperture than the FF70 and FF90, the FF110 APO pulls in significantly more light than its smaller siblings, while the 766 mm focal length frames smaller targets more tightly. The optical tube weighs 5.74 kg, or 6.76 kg with the handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate fitted.

Flexible connectivity

One telescope. Three configurations.

Pair the FF110 APO with ZWO ASI astronomy cameras, attach a DSLR or mirrorless body, or drop in a diagonal and eyepiece for visual observing. Focus is reached within a back focus range of 42–73 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder. Visual accessories are available separately.

Every detail, considered.

Four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design with one ED glass element.

Native flat-field design, no separate field flattener or spacing adjustments required.

44 mm image circle with full-frame sensor support and edge-to-edge sharpness.

3″ rack-and-pinion focuser with 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment.

Built-in 360° rotator for precise camera angle adjustment.

Retractable dew shield with internal anti-reflection coating for higher contrast.

Quick-release mounting rings for fast setup and teardown.

Photography extension tube with 2″ filter thread plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters included.

Specifications.

Optics

Effective aperture

110 mm

Focal length

766 mm

Focal ratio

f/7.0

Objective type

Four-element air-spaced APO (including one ED element)

Image circle

44 mm

Integrated field flattener design

Yes

Focuser and rotation

Focuser

3″ rack-and-pinion, 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment

Camera rotator

Built-in, 360°

Back focus

Back focus range

42–73 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder

Maximum rear connection length (focuser retracted)

Imaging mode

73 mm (from the M48×0.75 male thread)
91 mm (from the M54×0.75 male thread)

Observation mode

132 mm (from the 1.25″ eyepiece holder)
142 mm (from the 2″ eyepiece holder)

Minimum rear connection length (focuser retracted)

Imaging mode

42 mm (from M48×0.75 male thread)
60 mm (from M54×0.75 male thread)

Observation mode

101 mm (from 1.25″ eyepiece holder)
111 mm (from 2″ eyepiece holder)

Dimensions and weight

Overall length

664 mm (1.25″ interface retracted)
728 mm (photography extension tube retracted)
751 mm (1.25″ interface, dew shield extended)
815 mm (photography extension tube, dew shield extended)

Telescope body weight

5.74 kg

Standard configuration weight

6.76 kg (including handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate)

Interfaces

Rear interfaces

M78×1 – 55 mm extension adapter
M78×1 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M48×0.75 (built-in M48×0.75 filter thread)

In the box

FF110 APO optical tube

With handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate

Photography extension tube

With 2″ filter thread, M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters

Documentation

User manual, inspection sheet, warranty card

Built to last a lifetime.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

$ZWO FF90 APO 90mm flat-field apochromatic refractor side view$

ZWO FF90 APO Flat-Field 90mm Apochromatic Refractor

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$1,649.00

ZWO Flat-Field APO Series

FF90 APO. Flat field, built in.

A 90 mm f/6.8 four-element apochromatic refractor with a native flat field and a 44 mm full-frame image circle. The all-rounder of the FF series, with the aperture for serious deep-sky imaging and the weight for an easy portable setup.

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90 mm

aperture

four-element air-spaced APO

609 mm

focal length

f/6.8

44 mm

image circle

full-frame coverage

3.92 kg

optical tube

4.52 kg with rings and dovetail

ZWO FF Series

Designed as an astrograph first.

Every FF series telescope is built around a native flat field, so the optics, focuser and rear interfaces all serve one goal: clean stars across the whole sensor.

Attach your camera, reach focus, start imaging. No flattener. No spacing maths.

Optics

Four elements, fully air-spaced.

The FF90 APO uses a four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design in which all four elements work together to form the image. One ED (extra-low dispersion) glass element reduces chromatic aberration for cleaner colour correction and sharper stars.

Native flat field

Flat to the edge. No flattener.

The flat imaging field is generated by the optical design itself, so there is no field flattener to buy and no back focus calculations to get right. Once focus is achieved, you are ready to capture.

Full-frame support

44 mm image circle.

A 44 mm corrected image circle fully covers full-frame sensors, with sharp star fields and consistent illumination from centre to corner. Smaller APS-C and dedicated astronomy sensors have generous headroom.

Focusing

1:10 dual-speed control.

A rigid 3″ rack-and-pinion focuser offers precise control, and the 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment makes critical focus easy to hit. A built-in 360° rotator at the rear sets your framing without disturbing focus.

Build

Retractable dew shield.

The dew shield retracts to shorten the tube for packing and travel. Precision CNC machining, a high-quality painted finish and an internal anti-reflection coating keep stray light down and image contrast up.

Connectivity

Adapters in the box.

A photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, along with rear adapters in M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 standards. The quick-release mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown.

Quadruplet optics

Four elements. One flat field.

All four air-spaced elements work together to form the image, with one ED glass element controlling chromatic aberration for clean colour correction and tight, well-defined stars.

Optical layout

The light path, end to end.

The optical layout delivers a corrected, flat field at the sensor with no additional optics in the imaging train. What leaves the objective arrives at your camera, flat.

Full-frame ready

44 mm image circle.

Full-frame sensors are covered corner to corner with sharp star fields and consistent illumination, and smaller sensors sit comfortably inside the sweet spot.

Critical focus

Coarse and fine, 1:10.

The rigid 3″ rack-and-pinion focuser moves heavy imaging trains smoothly, and the 1:10 fine knob gives you the resolution to land exact focus on a star.

Framing

360° of rotation.

A built-in rotator at the rear lets you set the camera angle for perfect framing without unthreading anything or disturbing focus.

Field-ready build

Quick-release rings. Retractable dew shield.

The mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown, and the dew shield slides back to shorten the tube for transport. CNC machining and an internal anti-reflection coating keep contrast high.

In the box

Photography extension tube.

A photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters, connecting cameras, filters and accessories cleanly out of the box.

Lightweight and compact

90 mm of aperture, without the bulk.

At 90 mm aperture and 609 mm focal length, the FF90 APO gathers noticeably more light than smaller travel scopes while staying genuinely portable. The optical tube weighs 3.92 kg, or 4.52 kg with the handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate fitted.

Flexible connectivity

One telescope. Three configurations.

Pair the FF90 APO with ZWO ASI astronomy cameras, attach a DSLR or mirrorless body, or drop in a diagonal and eyepiece for visual observing. Focus is reached within a back focus range of 45–75 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder. Visual accessories are available separately.

Every detail, considered.

Four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design with one ED glass element.

Native flat-field design, no separate field flattener or spacing adjustments required.

44 mm image circle with full-frame sensor support and edge-to-edge sharpness.

3″ rack-and-pinion focuser with 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment.

Built-in 360° rotator for precise camera angle adjustment.

Retractable dew shield with internal anti-reflection coating for higher contrast.

Quick-release mounting rings for fast setup and teardown.

Photography extension tube with 2″ filter thread plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters included.

Specifications.

Optics

Effective aperture

90 mm

Focal length

609 mm

Focal ratio

f/6.8

Objective type

Four-element air-spaced APO (includes 1 ED element)

Image circle

44 mm

Integrated field flattener design

Yes

Focuser and rotation

Focuser

3″ rack-and-pinion, 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment

Camera rotator

Built-in, 360°

Back focus

Back focus range

45–75 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder

Maximum rear connection length (focuser retracted)

Imaging mode

75 mm (from M48×0.75 male thread)
93 mm (from M54×0.75 male thread)

Observation mode

112 mm (from 1.25″ eyepiece holder)
122 mm (from 2″ eyepiece holder)

Dimensions and weight

Overall length

513 mm (1.25″ interface retracted)
550 mm (photography extension tube retracted)
599 mm (1.25″ interface extended)
636 mm (photography extension tube extended)

Telescope body weight

3.92 kg

Standard configuration weight

4.52 kg (including handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate)

Interfaces

Rear interfaces

M64×1 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M48×0.75 (built-in M48×0.75 filter thread)

In the box

FF90 APO optical tube

With handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate

Photography extension tube

With 2″ filter thread, M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters

Documentation

User manual, inspection sheet, warranty card

Built to last a lifetime.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

$ZWO FF70 APO 70mm flat-field apochromatic refractor side view$

ZWO FF70 APO Flat-Field 70mm Apochromatic Refractor

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$999.00

ZWO Flat-Field APO Series

FF70 APO. Flat field, built in.

A 70 mm f/7.0 four-element apochromatic refractor with a native flat field and a 44 mm full-frame image circle. At 2.5 kg it is the grab-and-go scope of the FF series, designed for both astrophotography and visual observing.

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70 mm

aperture

four-element air-spaced APO

490 mm

focal length

f/7.0

44 mm

image circle

full-frame coverage

2.5 kg

optical tube

3.0 kg with rings and dovetail

ZWO FF Series

Designed as an astrograph first.

Every FF series telescope is built around a native flat field, so the optics, focuser and rear interfaces all serve one goal: clean stars across the whole sensor.

Attach your camera, reach focus, start imaging. No flattener. No spacing maths.

Optics

Four elements, fully air-spaced.

The FF70 APO uses a four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design in which all four elements work together to form the image. One ED (extra-low dispersion) glass element reduces chromatic aberration for cleaner colour correction and sharper stars.

Native flat field

Flat to the edge. No flattener.

The flat imaging field is generated by the optical design itself, so there is no field flattener to buy and no back focus calculations to get right. Once focus is achieved, you are ready to capture.

Full-frame support

44 mm image circle.

A 44 mm corrected image circle fully covers full-frame sensors, with sharp star fields and consistent illumination from centre to corner. Smaller APS-C and dedicated astronomy sensors have generous headroom.

Focusing

1:10 dual-speed control.

A rigid 2.4″ rack-and-pinion focuser offers precise control, and the 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment makes critical focus easy to hit. A built-in 360° rotator at the rear sets your framing without disturbing focus.

Build

Retractable dew shield.

The dew shield retracts to shorten the tube for packing and travel. Precision CNC machining, a high-quality painted finish and an internal anti-reflection coating keep stray light down and image contrast up.

Connectivity

Adapters in the box.

A photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, along with rear adapters in M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 standards. The quick-release mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown.

Quadruplet optics

Four elements. One flat field.

All four air-spaced elements work together to form the image, with one ED glass element controlling chromatic aberration for clean colour correction and tight, well-defined stars.

Optical layout

The light path, end to end.

The optical layout delivers a corrected, flat field at the sensor with no additional optics in the imaging train. What leaves the objective arrives at your camera, flat.

Full-frame ready

44 mm image circle.

Full-frame sensors are covered corner to corner with sharp star fields and consistent illumination, and smaller sensors sit comfortably inside the sweet spot.

Critical focus

Coarse and fine, 1:10.

The rigid 2.4″ rack-and-pinion focuser moves imaging trains smoothly, and the 1:10 fine knob gives you the resolution to land exact focus on a star.

Framing

360° of rotation.

A built-in rotator at the rear lets you set the camera angle for perfect framing without unthreading anything or disturbing focus.

Field-ready build

Quick-release rings. Retractable dew shield.

The mounting rings detach in seconds for fast setup and teardown, and the dew shield slides back to shorten the tube for transport. CNC machining and an internal anti-reflection coating keep contrast high.

In the box

Photography extension tube.

A photography extension tube with a 2″ filter thread is included, plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters, connecting cameras, filters and accessories cleanly out of the box.

Lightweight and compact

2.5 kg, ready when you are.

At 70 mm aperture and 490 mm focal length, the FF70 APO balances portability against real performance. The optical tube weighs just 2.5 kg, or 3.0 kg with the handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate fitted.

Flexible connectivity

One telescope. Three configurations.

Pair the FF70 APO with ZWO ASI astronomy cameras, attach a DSLR or mirrorless body, or drop in a diagonal and eyepiece for visual observing. Focus is reached within a back focus range of 32.5–82.5 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder. Visual accessories are available separately.

Every detail, considered.

Four-element, fully air-spaced apochromatic design with one ED glass element.

Native flat-field design, no separate field flattener or spacing adjustments required.

44 mm image circle with full-frame sensor support and edge-to-edge sharpness.

2.4″ rack-and-pinion focuser with 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment.

Built-in 360° rotator for precise camera angle adjustment.

Retractable dew shield with internal anti-reflection coating for higher contrast.

Quick-release mounting rings for fast setup and teardown.

Photography extension tube with 2″ filter thread plus M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters included.

Specifications.

Optics

Effective aperture

70 mm

Focal length

490 mm

Focal ratio

f/7.0

Objective type

Four-element air-spaced APO (includes 1 ED element)

Image circle

44 mm

Integrated field flattener design

Yes

Focuser and rotation

Focuser

2.4″ rack-and-pinion, 1:10 coarse and fine adjustment

Camera rotator

Built-in, 360°

Back focus

Back focus range

32.5–82.5 mm, measured from the M54–M48 interface shoulder

Maximum rear connection length (focuser retracted)

Imaging mode

82.5 mm (from M48×0.75 male thread)
100.5 mm (from M54×0.75 male thread)

Observation mode

117 mm (from 1.25″ eyepiece holder)
127 mm (from 2″ eyepiece holder)

Dimensions and weight

Overall length

372.5 mm (1.25″ interface retracted)
415 mm (photography extension tube retracted)
430.9 mm (1.25″ interface extended)
473.4 mm (photography extension tube extended)

Telescope body weight

2.5 kg

Standard configuration weight

3.0 kg (including handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate)

Interfaces

Rear interfaces

M64×0.75 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M54×0.75
M54×0.75 – M48×0.75 (built-in M48×0.75 filter thread)

Three-stage imaging adapter interface

M48×0.75

In the box

FF70 APO optical tube

With handle, mounting rings and dovetail plate

Photography extension tube

With 2″ filter thread, M48×0.75 and M54×0.75 rear adapters

Documentation

User manual, inspection sheet, warranty card

Built to last a lifetime.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

Kenko VC Cellarto 15X42 Stabilised Binoculars WP

Kenko VC Cellarto 15X42 Stabilised Binoculars WP

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$1,499.00

Kenko VcSmart Cellarto · Made in Japan · Authorised Kenko Dealer

15× power. Zero shake. Nothing to switch.

The Kenko VcSmart 15x42 Cellarto WP reads how you’re moving and chooses the right stabilisation mode for you — panning a boat deck or locked on a perched bird. Just lift it and look. Bright 42 mm optics, fully waterproof, and 28 hours of steady viewing on a single AA.

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15×

magnification

Detail at distance, held steady

42 mm

objective lenses

Bright, high-contrast image

28 hr

on one AA battery

No proprietary cells to chase

WP

fully waterproof

Fog-resistant, rain-ready

High-power viewing that anyone can hold steady — automatically.

Auto Vibration Control Mode

It reads your movement. Then it steadies the view.

Older stabilised binoculars run a single correction mode, or make you switch by hand every time conditions change. The Cellarto system detects whether you’re making big sweeping movements — searching for a subject or riding a rocking boat — or holding subtle and still on a stationary target, then switches to the right mode instantly. The result is a more natural, more comfortable, more immersive view with nothing to think about.

Fully Multi-Coated Optics

Bright, high-contrast, true to colour.

Every lens and prism surface is fully multi-coated to maximise light transmission. With 42 mm objectives feeding a roof-prism design, the VcSmart 15x42 delivers a clean, contrasty image that holds detail into the lower light of dawn and dusk — when wildlife is most active.

One AA. 28 Hours.

Powered by a battery you can buy anywhere.

The Cellarto runs on a single standard AA alkaline cell — the kind you’ll find in any servo, supermarket or corner store, at home or overseas. One battery delivers up to 28 hours of continuous stabilisation, so a spare in your pocket is all the backup you’ll ever need.

No Auto Power-Off

Stays on as long as you’re watching.

There’s no auto-shutdown to cut the stabilisation mid-aria or mid-flight. Whether it’s the second act of a concert or a long stake-out on a distant nest, the view stays steady for as long as you keep watching.

Ergonomic Flat Design

Comfortable in any hands.

The battery compartment sits to the side, giving the body a flat, balanced profile that’s easy to grip and hold for long sessions. A simple slide switch toggles vibration control on and off — no menus, no fuss.

Concert-Ready Detailing

Considerate touches for the venue.

An easy-to-use slide switch gives quick ON/OFF control of the stabilisation, while a light-shielding slide shutter covers the pilot lamp — so no one mistakes a glowing indicator for a recording device in a darkened theatre or concert hall.

Fully Waterproof (WP)

Built for birds, boats and starry skies.

The WP body is sealed and fog-resistant, so a sudden shower or sea spray won’t end your session. Take it birdwatching, out on the water, or out under the night sky with confidence — the optics stay clear when the weather turns.

Every capability, ready to use. From the concert hall to the night sky.

15× magnification with 42 mm objectives for bright, high-power viewing.
Auto Vibration Control — detects your movement and selects the optimal mode, no manual switching.
±2° compensation angle smooths out hand-shake, panning and deck motion.
Fully multi-coated optics on a roof-prism system for contrast and colour fidelity.
Runs up to 28 hours on a single, easily replaced AA alkaline battery.
No auto power-off — stabilisation stays on for the whole performance or observation.
Light-shielding slide shutter over the pilot lamp for discreet use in venues.
Fully waterproof (WP) and fog-resistant for outdoor and marine use.
Flat, side-battery design balances easily in the hand; simple ON/OFF slide switch.
66.3 m field of view at 1,000 m; 4 m close focus; 14 mm eye relief.
Engineered and made in Japan by Kenko Tokina.
Carry case and neck strap included in the box.

Technical specifications.

Optical performance

Magnification	15×
Objective lens diameter	42 mm
Prism system	Roof prism
Coating	Full multi-coating
Image stabilisation	Yes — auto vibration control mode selection
Compensation angle	±2°
Real angular field of view	3.8°
Apparent angular field of view	52.9°
Field of view at 1,000 m	66.3 m
Exit pupil	2.8 mm
Brightness	7.8
Eye relief	14 mm
Close focus distance	4 m

Power & build

Battery	1 × AA alkaline (up to 28 hrs continuous)
Auto power-off	None — stays on while in use
Waterproof	Yes (WP)
Exterior material	ABS resin
Body material	Polycarbonate
Colour	Blue

Physical

Dimensions (W × H × D)	180 × 70 × 118 mm
Weight	610 g (excluding battery)

In the box

Accessories included	Carry case, neck strap
Series	Kenko VcSmart Cellarto
Best for	Birdwatching, marine, sports, concerts & cultural events, museums, astronomy, travel
Country of manufacture	Japan

The Kenko VcSmart 15x42 Cellarto WP

Australian warrantyFull local cover

Ships from SydneyFrom local stock

Expert adviceFrom working astronomers and nature observers

Since 1984Australia’s trusted optics specialist

Available to order

Kenko VC Cellarto 10X30 Stabilised Binoculars WP

Kenko VC Cellarto 10X30 Stabilised Binoculars WP

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$1,349.00

Kenko VcSmart Cellarto · Made in Japan · Authorised Kenko Dealer

10× power. Zero shake. Bright, wide and waterproof.

The Kenko VcSmart 10x30 Cellarto WP reads how you’re moving and chooses the right stabilisation mode for you — sweeping across a wetland or locked on a perched bird. Just lift it and look. A wide, bright 30 mm view, fully waterproof, all in a 533 g body that runs 28 hours on a single AA.

Explore features View specifications

10×

magnification

Steady, easy-to-hold power

90.8 m

field at 1,000 m

Wide situational awareness

28 hr

on one AA battery

No proprietary cells to chase

WP

fully waterproof

Fog-resistant, rain-ready

Stabilised viewing that anyone can hold steady — automatically.

Auto Vibration Control Mode

It reads your movement. Then it steadies the view.

Older stabilised binoculars run a single correction mode, or make you switch by hand every time conditions change. The Cellarto system detects whether you’re making big sweeping movements — searching for a subject or riding a rocking boat — or holding subtle and still on a stationary target, then switches to the right mode instantly. The result is a more natural, more comfortable, more immersive view with nothing to think about.

Bright, Wide 30 mm View

Fully multi-coated, and easy on the eye.

Every lens and prism surface is fully multi-coated to maximise light transmission. With 30 mm objectives, a 3.0 mm exit pupil and a brightness rating of 9, the 10x30 throws a notably bright, high-contrast image — and a wide 90.8 m field at 1,000 m makes it easy to find and follow a moving subject.

One AA. 28 Hours.

Powered by a battery you can buy anywhere.

The Cellarto runs on a single standard AA alkaline cell — the kind you’ll find in any servo, supermarket or corner store, at home or overseas. One battery delivers up to 28 hours of continuous stabilisation, so a spare in your pocket is all the backup you’ll ever need.

No Auto Power-Off

Stays on as long as you’re watching.

There’s no auto-shutdown to cut the stabilisation mid-aria or mid-flight. Whether it’s the second act of a concert or a long stake-out on a distant nest, the view stays steady for as long as you keep watching.

Ergonomic Flat Design

Light, compact, comfortable in any hands.

At 533 g and 147 × 51 × 124 mm, the 10x30 is the easiest Cellarto to carry all day. The battery compartment sits to the side for a flat, balanced profile that’s simple to grip, and a slide switch toggles vibration control on and off — no menus, no fuss.

Concert-Ready Detailing

Considerate touches for the venue.

An easy-to-use slide switch gives quick ON/OFF control of the stabilisation, while a light-shielding slide shutter covers the pilot lamp — so no one mistakes a glowing indicator for a recording device in a darkened theatre or concert hall.

Fully Waterproof (WP)

Built for birds, boats and starry skies.

The WP body is sealed and fog-resistant, so a sudden shower or sea spray won’t end your session. With a close focus of just 3.5 m and 15 mm of eye relief, it’s as happy on butterflies in the garden as it is on a distant ridgeline — take it birdwatching, out on the water, or out under the night sky with confidence.

Every capability, ready to use. From the concert hall to the night sky.

10× magnification with bright 30 mm objectives and a wide 90.8 m field at 1,000 m.
Auto Vibration Control — detects your movement and selects the optimal mode, no manual switching.
±2° compensation angle smooths out hand-shake, panning and deck motion.
Fully multi-coated optics on a roof-prism system; 3.0 mm exit pupil, brightness 9.
Runs up to 28 hours on a single, easily replaced AA alkaline battery.
No auto power-off — stabilisation stays on for the whole performance or observation.
Light-shielding slide shutter over the pilot lamp for discreet use in venues.
Fully waterproof (WP) and fog-resistant for outdoor and marine use.
Light 533 g flat-body design with simple ON/OFF slide switch; 15 mm eye relief.
3.5 m close focus for butterflies, garden birds and close detail.
Engineered and made in Japan by Kenko Tokina.
Carry case and neck strap included in the box.

Technical specifications.

Optical performance

Magnification	10×
Objective lens diameter	30 mm
Prism system	Roof prism
Coating	Full multi-coating
Image stabilisation	Yes — auto vibration control mode selection
Compensation angle	±2°
Real angular field of view	5.2°
Apparent angular field of view	48.8°
Field of view at 1,000 m	90.8 m
Exit pupil	3.0 mm
Brightness	9
Eye relief	15 mm
Close focus distance	3.5 m

Power & build

Battery	1 × AA alkaline (up to 28 hrs continuous)
Auto power-off	None — stays on while in use
Waterproof	Yes (WP)
Exterior material	ABS resin
Body material	Polycarbonate
Colour	Green

Physical

Dimensions (W × H × D)	147 × 51 × 124 mm
Weight	533 g (excluding battery)

In the box

Accessories included	Carry case, neck strap
Series	Kenko VcSmart Cellarto
Best for	Birdwatching, marine, sports, concerts & cultural events, museums, astronomy, travel
Country of manufacture	Japan

The Kenko VcSmart 10x30 Cellarto WP

Australian warrantyFull local cover

Ships from SydneyFrom local stock

Expert adviceFrom working astronomers and nature observers

Since 1984Australia’s trusted optics specialist

Available to order

Leica Monovid 8x25 monocular, black leathered, upright with eyepiece cap

Leica Monovid 8x25 Monocular (Black, Leathered)

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$1,050.00

Leica Monovid 8×25

Precise. Elegant. Made for every pocket.

An ultra-compact 8× monocular that slips into a jacket pocket and brings the world close, from a face on a distant stage to the fine veins of a single leaf.

See the close-up lens View specifications

8×

magnification

152 g

weight, leathered

25 cm

close focus

with the included lens

90%

light transmission

Brilliant Leica optics, in a body smaller than your phone. The companion you actually carry.

Pocketable

112 mm tall, 152 grams.

At roughly 112 mm long and just 152 grams, the Monovid slips into a jacket pocket, a backpack or a small handbag and is easy to forget you are carrying. The slim aluminium barrel still delivers the full 8× optical performance of a far larger instrument. Portability never costs you the view.

Leica DNA

The diamond-pattern leather.

The body wears the same diamond-pattern leathering as the legendary Leica cameras. It is more than a styling cue: the leather gives a secure, tactile grip in the hand and shrugs off years of daily use. The result is a discreet, timeless elegance that only improves with age.

Bright, true colour

90% light transmission.

HDC multi-coated optics and a P40 phase-corrected roof prism push 90% of the available light through to your eye, for bright, high-contrast views with faithful colour. The HighLux HLS coating draws extra brightness from every scene. Fine detail holds up at dawn, at dusk and in shade.

Go anywhere

Waterproof to 5 metres.

The nitrogen-filled aluminium housing is sealed against water to a depth of 5 metres and resists internal fogging when the temperature changes suddenly. It shrugs off rain, spray and dust without complaint. A humid morning by the water is never a reason to leave it at home.

The close-up lens

Macro views, from 25 cm.

The included close-up lens simply screws onto the objective. It lets you focus on objects just 25 to 30 cm away with razor-sharp clarity, ideal for deciphering a timetable, reading the small print, or studying the fine structure of a flower.

In the field

Wherever you go.

In the city, at the theatre, or out in open country, the Monovid is small enough to always be with you and ready in an instant.

Detail you would otherwise miss.

At 8× magnification, distant facades, signage and the faces of performers on stage are pulled close. Up close, the structure of bark, an insect or a leaf is revealed in fine, natural detail.

True to life

Colour, exactly as it is.

HDC coatings and 90% light transmission keep the image bright and the colours faithful, right down to the wing of a single butterfly.

8× magnification with a 25 mm objective lens.

Included close-up lens focuses from 25 to 30 cm.

HDC multi-coated optics with 90% light transmission.

P40 phase-corrected roof prism with HighLux HLS.

Waterproof to 5 m, in a nitrogen-filled aluminium body.

Supplied with close-up lens, hand strap, eyepiece cover and leather pouch.

Optical performance

Magnification

8×

Front lens diameter

25 mm

Exit pupil

3.1 mm

Twilight factor

14.1

Field of view at 1,000 m

360 ft / 120 m

Field of view for spectacle wearers

360 ft / 120 m

Eye relief

15 mm

Objective angle of view

6.9°

Light transmission

90%

Diopter compensation

±4 dpt.

Close focus

Close distance

approx. 2 m (25 – 30 cm with close-up lens)

Build & sealing

Prism system

Roof prisms with P40 phase-correction coating and HighLux-System HLS

Lens coating

HDC multilayer coating on outer lenses

Focusing

Internal focusing, eyepiece diopter adjustment

Watertightness

to a depth of 16.5 ft / 5 m

Housing

Aluminium, nitrogen filled

Eyecups

Rotary sliding sleeve, detachable, with 2 click-stops

Eyepieces for eyeglass wearers

Yes

Physical

Dimensions (W × H × D)

33 × 112 × 33 mm

Weight

approx. 152 g (leathered)

In the box

Scope of delivery

Close-up lens, hand strap, eyepiece cover, black leather pouch

Order number

40 314 (black, leathered)

The Leica Monovid 8×25, backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working optics specialists

40+ years

In Australian optics

Available to order

Pegasus Shoe (PEG-SHOE)

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$49.00

Available to order

ZWO TH10 Head & TC20 Carbon Fibre Tripod Bundle

ZWO TH10 Head & TC20 Carbon Fibre Tripod Bundle

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$349.00

Available to order

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DWARF Mini Hydraulic Tripod

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$149.00

DWARF Mini Hydraulic Tripod

Solid foundation.
Sharper frames.

Designed for the DWARF mini and DWARF 3. Hydraulic damping, dual mount modes, 25 cm folded. Set up in seconds, stay on target all night. Available from Bintel, Australia’s authorised DWARF dealer.

Explore features View specifications

790

grams

total weight

25 cm

folded

fits any bag

25–53 cm

height range

5-section legs

360°

pan

−75° to +90° tilt

A shaky tripod is the most common reason a clear night goes to waste.

Built for the DWARF series

Built for the DWARF. Ready for everything else.

Hydraulic damping

No jolts. No drift. Every time.

The built-in hydraulic damping system absorbs micro-tremors as you pan and tilt. Confident, fluid adjustments – your DWARF stays exactly where you pointed it, for as long as you need.

Dual mount modes

Two modes. One tripod.

Equatorial mode keeps deep-sky targets centred across long imaging sessions. Altazimuth mode for fast, intuitive pointing when you’re chasing the moon or a passing planet. Switch between them in the field.

Portability

Fits anywhere.

790 g. Folds to 25 cm. Slips into a backpack beside your gear without a second thought – from balcony to dark-sky reserve.

Construction

Light. Rigid. Field-ready.

Aluminium alloy legs with graduated tube diameters. Rigid under load, light in the hand – handles a full night in the field without flex or fatigue.

Motion range

360°

Full pan, −75° to +90° tilt.

Compact and ready

From balcony to dark sky. In seconds.

Five-section twist-lock legs extend from 25 cm to 53 cm. Light enough to carry to any dark-sky site in Australia, stable enough to stay put from first frame to last.

Equatorial mode

Track the sky as it moves.

Switch the head into equatorial alignment and your DWARF can compensate for Earth’s rotation over long imaging sessions. Deep-sky targets stay centred, frames stay sharp.

Portability

Pack up in seconds.

Twist-lock legs fold down to 25 cm. The whole kit weighs 790 g. Whether it’s a dark-sky site two hours away or just the back garden, you’ll never leave the tripod behind.

Vibration control

Steady shots, every time.

Hydraulic damping absorbs the micro-vibrations that ruin long-exposure frames. Set your DWARF down, frame the target, and let the tripod hold it still for as long as you need.

Key specifications

Every feature that matters. Nothing that doesn’t.

Designed for the DWARF mini and DWARF 3 smart telescopes – fits both out of the box

Hydraulic pan-tilt head with smooth damped motion

Equatorial and altazimuth mount modes

360° horizontal pan, −75° to +90° tilt range

Five-section aluminium alloy legs with twist locks

Folds to 25 cm, extends to 53 cm, weighs 790 g

1/4″ and 3/8″ connector compatibility

3 kg maximum load capacity

Technical specifications

The full picture.

Tripod

Weight

790 g

Folded height

25 cm

Height range

25–53 cm

Leg sections

5-section with twist locks

Leg tube diameters

9.7 / 12.6 / 15.5 / 18.2 / 21 mm

Material

Aluminium alloy

Colour

Black

Maximum load

3.0 kg

Pan-Tilt Head

Pan range

360°

Tilt range

−75° to +90°

Head load capacity

3.0 kg

Quick-release plate

1/4″ camera screw

Connector compatibility

1/4″ and 3/8″

Compatibility

Compatible telescopes

DWARF mini, DWARF 3

Mount modes

Equatorial, altazimuth

Your next clear night starts here.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

Swarovski AT/ST Balance Spare Battery

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$96.00

Available to order

Leica Noctivid Compact 10x25 binoculars, front view, black rubber armour

Leica Noctivid Compact 10x25 Binoculars (Black, Rubber Armour)

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$1,549.00 $1,590.00

-3%

New April 2026 · Built in Germany · Authorised Leica Dealer

Noctivid reach. Pocket weight.

The Leica Noctivid Compact 10×25 delivers 10× magnification and 90 % light transmission in a 359 g body that goes everywhere. A 100 m field of view at 1,000 m, waterproof to 5 m — the detail-resolving power of a full binocular, without the weight of one.

Explore features View specifications

10×

magnification

Reach further detail

100 m

field of view at 1,000 m

Wide even at 10x

359 g

weight

Jacket-pocket ready

5 m

waterproof depth

Nitrogen-filled, fog-proof

Ten times closer. Still fits in a jacket pocket.

HDC® Multilayer Coatings

10× reach. Light transmission that doesn’t blink.

Higher magnification compresses the exit pupil — in lesser binoculars, that means dimmer images. Leica’s HDC® multilayer coatings and HighLux-System HLS® hold light transmission at 90 %, maintaining bright, high-contrast images even in overcast conditions or at dusk.

Holds the light at dusk

15.8 twilight factor, 90% transmission.

A twilight factor of 15.8 — high for a 25 mm compact — pairs with 90 % light transmission to keep detail and colour readable as the sun drops. Dawn and dusk are when birds and wildlife are most active, and that is exactly when the 10×25 keeps working. The view stays bright long after a lesser compact has gone flat.

Phase-Corrected Roof Prisms

10× power. Prisms that can keep up.

BAK4 roof prisms with Leica P40 phase-correction coating eliminate the interference fringing that becomes conspicuous at higher magnifications. Sharpness and colour accuracy hold firm across the entire field — edge to edge, at full 10× power.

15 mm Eye Relief

The complete 100 m field. Without removing your glasses.

A 15 mm eye relief with twist-up rubber eyecups and two indexed click-stops means spectacle wearers access the full 100 m field of view — not a narrowed version of it.

Aluminium body, rubber armour

German-built to handle the field. Small enough to always come along.

The Noctivid Compact 10×25 uses an aluminium chassis from Leica’s Solms facility — sealed against dust and moisture, finished in durable rubber armour for a secure grip in wet or cold conditions. At 110 × 112 × 40 mm and 359 g, it fits every daypack, most jacket pockets, and the overhead locker of any aircraft.

Designed for every day

Safari, stadium, or sea cliff.

Ten times magnification in a body that goes in your pocket. The 10×25 is the binocular serious birdwatchers and travellers reach for when weight is non-negotiable.

Waterproof to 5 m

Sealed for wherever the birds are.

Nitrogen-filled and waterproofed to 5 m depth. Rain, sea spray, condensation, and sub-zero temperatures cannot reach the optics. The 10×25 performs in the conditions that test binoculars the most.

Close Focus 2 m

2 m close focus. No target too near or too far.

A minimum focus distance of 2 m means the 10×25 resolves the detail of a dragonfly resting nearby and a distant shorebird a kilometre out — everything in between stays sharp.

Made by Leica

Made in Germany. Every component counts.

Engineered and built in Germany, the Noctivid Compact 10×25 inherits the same optical philosophy and factory standards as every Leica instrument before it — a century of precision glass, precision mechanics, and nothing left to chance.

10x reach in a compact body

10× magnification. Zero excuses for leaving it at home.

At 110 × 112 × 40 mm and 359 g, the Noctivid Compact 10×25 puts full-range detail-resolving power into a body that disappears into any bag or pocket. The double-hinge collapses it flat in a second. It is the binocular that is always there, which means it is never the one you wished you had brought.

No hidden trade-offs. Everything a serious birdwatcher or traveller actually needs from a 10× compact.

10× magnification with a 100 m field of view at 1,000 m for clear detail at distance.

HDC® multilayer coatings and HighLux-System HLS® for 90 % light transmission.

P40 phase-correction coating on BAK4 roof prisms for sharp, accurate colour reproduction.

15 mm eye relief with two-click twist-up eyecups, comfortable for spectacle wearers.

Diopter adjustment ±4 dpt for precise individual eye compensation.

Waterproof to 5 m depth; nitrogen-filled to prevent internal fogging in all conditions.

Aluminium body with non-slip rubber armour; 110 × 112 × 40 mm, 359 g.

Minimum focus distance of 2 m. Interpupillary distance 37–84 mm. Launched April 2026.

Includes neoprene carrying strap, eyepiece cover, and Cordura case with belt loop.

Engineered and built in Germany. Available in rubber armour or leather finish.

Technical specifications.

Optical performance

Magnification

10×

Objective lens diameter

25 mm

Exit pupil

2.5 mm

Twilight factor

15.8

Light transmission

90 %

Field of view at 1,000 m

100 m

Eye relief

15 mm

Close focus distance

2 m

Prism system

BAK4 roof prisms with P40 phase-correction coating

Coatings

HDC® multilayer coating; HighLux-System HLS®

Physical

Weight

359 g (12.7 oz)

Dimensions (L × W × H)

110 × 112 × 40 mm

Housing material

Aluminium, nitrogen-filled

Exterior finish

Black rubber armour

Waterproof depth

5 m (16.5 ft)

Diopter adjustment

±4 dpt

Interpupillary distance

37–84 mm

Eyecups

Twist-up rubber, 2 click-stops

In the box

Accessories included

Neoprene carrying strap, eyepiece cover, Cordura case with belt loop

Country of manufacture

Germany

SKU

40204

A legacy in every lens

A century of German glass. Distilled into 359 g.

The Noctivid Compact 10×25 carries the optical philosophy and manufacturing precision of every Leica instrument before it — resolving power, colour truth, and contrast fidelity that the Leica name has stood for since the first glass left Solms.

Leica Noctivid Compact 10×25 binoculars, backed by Bintel since 1958.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

Since 1958

Australia’s trusted optics specialist

Available to order

Leica Noctivid Compact 8x25 binoculars, frontal view high resolution

Leica Noctivid Compact 8x25 Binoculars (Black, Rubber Armour)

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$1,549.00 $1,590.00

-3%

New April 2026 · Built in Germany · Authorised Leica Dealer

Noctivid optics. Pocket dimensions.

The Leica Noctivid Compact 8×25 puts full-Noctivid optical quality into a 374 g body that disappears into a jacket pocket. A 120 m field of view at 1,000 m, 90 % light transmission, and waterproof to 5 m — made in Germany, built without compromise.

Explore features View specifications

8×

magnification

Steady, wide view

120 m

field of view at 1,000 m

Wide situational awareness

374 g

weight

Pocketable all day

5 m

waterproof depth

Nitrogen-filled, fog-proof

Leica’s finest glass. In the one binocular you will never leave behind.

HDC® Multilayer Coatings

Brilliant in low light. Honest about it.

Leica’s HDC® High Durable Coating system achieves 90 % light transmission across the entire optical path — a figure most compact binoculars at this size cannot match. Images are brilliant, high-contrast, and free of colour fringing even in challenging light conditions.

Bright to the last light

90% transmission, 14.1 twilight factor.

HighLux-System HLS® coatings deliver 90 % light transmission, so the view stays bright as the light drops away. A twilight factor of 14.1 keeps fine detail and colour readable at dawn and dusk, when wildlife is most active. The image holds long after a lesser compact has gone flat.

Phase-Corrected Roof Prisms

Edge-to-edge sharpness. No excuses.

BAK4 roof prisms with Leica P40 phase-correction coating eliminate the interference effects that rob lesser compact binoculars of contrast and definition. The result is three-dimensional clarity with accurate colour fidelity right to the edge of the field.

15 mm Eye Relief

The full field. For everyone.

A 15 mm eye relief with twist-up rubber eyecups and two indexed click-stops ensures spectacle wearers see the complete 120 m field without compromise — not the cropped view that shorter eye relief delivers.

Aluminium body, rubber armour

Solms-built rigidity. Ready for wherever you take it.

The Noctivid Compact 8×25 is built around an aluminium chassis — the same structural thinking behind every Leica instrument from Solms. At 374 g and 110 × 112 × 40 mm, the rubber armour provides a secure grip through rain and cold, while the double-hinge design collapses to a profile that genuinely fits a jacket pocket.

Designed for every day

Concert hall, cliff face, or coral reef.

The Noctivid Compact belongs wherever you do. Small enough to forget you’re carrying it. Powerful enough to matter when you pull it out.

Waterproof to 5 m

Sealed against everything the sky sends.

Nitrogen-filled and waterproofed to 5 m depth. Rain, spray, salt air, condensation — none of it reaches the optics. The Noctivid Compact is ready when conditions are not.

Close Focus 2 m

2 m to the horizon. Nothing missed.

A 2 m minimum focus distance means the Noctivid Compact 8×25 resolves the wing pattern of a butterfly on your hand and the silhouette of a raptor a kilometre away — without changing equipment.

Made by Leica

Made in Germany. Still.

In an era of global manufacturing, the Noctivid Compact is engineered and built in Germany — inheriting the same factory precision and optical philosophy that produced the cameras, rangefinders, and field scopes that defined a century of German optics.

Pocket-ready dimensions

Fits your pocket. Not your compromise list.

At 110 × 112 × 40 mm and 374 g, the Noctivid Compact 8×25 slides into a jacket pocket, daypack lid, or glove-box. The double-hinge collapses it flat in seconds. It is always with you — which means it is always ready.

No surprises. Everything a serious birdwatcher or traveller actually needs from a compact binocular.

8× magnification with a 120 m field of view at 1,000 m — the widest in its class.

HDC® multilayer coatings and HighLux-System HLS® for 90 % light transmission.

P40 phase-correction coating on BAK4 roof prisms for sharp, accurate colour reproduction.

15 mm eye relief with two-click twist-up eyecups, comfortable for spectacle wearers.

Diopter adjustment ±4 dpt for precise individual eye compensation.

Waterproof to 5 m depth; nitrogen-filled to prevent internal fogging in all conditions.

Aluminium body with non-slip rubber armour; 110 × 112 × 40 mm, 374 g.

Minimum focus distance of 2 m. Interpupillary distance 37–84 mm. Launched April 2026.

Includes neoprene carrying strap, eyepiece cover, and Cordura case with belt loop.

Engineered and built in Germany. Available in rubber armour or leather finish.

Technical specifications.

Optical performance

Magnification

8×

Objective lens diameter

25 mm

Exit pupil

3.1 mm

Twilight factor

14.1

Light transmission

90 %

Field of view at 1,000 m

120 m

Eye relief

15 mm

Close focus distance

2 m

Prism system

BAK4 roof prisms with P40 phase-correction coating

Coatings

HDC® multilayer coating; HighLux-System HLS®

Physical

Weight

374 g (13.2 oz)

Dimensions (L × W × H)

110 × 112 × 40 mm

Housing material

Aluminium, nitrogen-filled

Exterior finish

Black rubber armour

Waterproof depth

5 m (16.5 ft)

Diopter adjustment

±4 dpt

Interpupillary distance

37–84 mm

Eyecups

Twist-up rubber, 2 click-stops

In the box

Accessories included

Neoprene carrying strap, eyepiece cover, Cordura case with belt loop

Country of manufacture

Germany

SKU

40203

A legacy in every lens

A century of German glass. In your pocket.

The Noctivid Compact carries the optical lineage of every Leica instrument before it — the same commitment to resolving power, contrast, and colour truth that has defined German precision optics for generations.

Leica Noctivid Compact 8×25 binoculars, backed by Bintel since 1958.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

Since 1958

Australia’s trusted optics specialist

Available to order

PlaneWave DeltaRho 280 Argus Astrograph

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$15,049.00

PlaneWave DeltaRho 280 Argus

f/2.75.
What used to take a week now takes a night.

The DeltaRho 280 Argus is PlaneWave’s observatory-class wide-field astrograph for serious imagers and sky-survey programmes. Fused silica quartz mirrors, a carbon fibre OTA, and a 55 mm image circle at f/2.75 — 280 mm of aperture that turns nights of integration into a few productive hours.

Explore features View specifications

280

mm aperture

11 inches of light-gathering

f/2.75

focal ratio

13x faster than f/10

55

mm image circle

Full-frame and beyond

4.0

μm RMS on-axis

Observatory-class sharpness

f/2.75 is not just fast. It is the difference between finishing a target tonight and coming back next month.

Optical speed

13× faster than f/10. Every photon counts more.

At f/2.75, the DeltaRho 280 gathers light 13 times faster than an f/10 instrument of identical aperture. That is not an incremental advantage — it is the difference between a productive one-hour session and a week of cloud-interrupted integration. Research programmes and sky surveys that would otherwise take months become achievable in a single season.

55

mm image circle — large enough to cover full-frame sensors and beyond, with sharp stars from centre to corner at 4.5 μm RMS or better at 27.5 mm off-axis.

Mirrors

Focus stays locked. All night.

Primary and secondary mirrors are optical-grade fused silica quartz — near-zero thermal expansion, the same material used in premier research observatories. As temperature drops through the night, conventional glass mirrors shift focus. The DR280’s quartz mirrors do not.

Structure

Stiff where it matters. Light where it counts.

Carbon fibre delivers exceptional torsional rigidity with minimal mass. At 14.5 kg for a 451 mm OTA, the DR280 is a 280 mm instrument that mounts on observatory-class and high-end portable mounts alike — without needing a counterweight upgrade.

Focal plane adjustment

Sensor alignment without shimming or guesswork.

The integrated tip-tilt focal plane adjuster lets you dial in perfect sensor tilt with precision — no shims, no trial-and-error. It is consistent, repeatable, and done in minutes at the start of any session.

Field of view

The Heart Nebula. In one frame.

The 770.6 mm focal length paired with the 55 mm image circle delivers over 4 degrees of field of view. Large nebula complexes, galaxy groups, and wide-field targets that require mosaics on narrow-field systems fit comfortably into a single frame — or anchor a multi-panel survey.

Dew control

Dew control built in. Session-ending fog, ruled out.

Integrated dew control heater technology keeps the optical path clear on humid Australian nights. One less cable to run, one less failure point — the DR280 keeps imaging when lesser rigs fog out and call it a night.

Precision collimation

Collimation solved. From first session to thousandth.

The DeltaRho 280 ships with PlaneWave’s collimation software that walks you through mirror alignment step by step — no iterative star-testing, no guesswork. Set it once: the rigid carbon fibre structure holds alignment through the night. The low-profile focuser delivers 0.5 inches of travel from a 163 mm back focus distance, giving your imaging train room to breathe.

Sample imaging

M51. The Whirlpool Galaxy.

Galaxy arms, tidal bridges, and foreground stars resolved in a single short session. At f/2.75, integration time that would fill a week on a slower system compresses to a few productive hours.

Emission nebula

IC 1805. The Heart Nebula.

H-alpha, RGB narrowband composite. The 4-degree–plus field captures the Heart Nebula’s full complex and surrounding star-forming regions in a single pointing — a target that demands a mosaic from slower, narrower systems.

Why the DeltaRho 280

Built for imagers who treat every clear night as a resource. Nothing wasted.

280 mm (11″) aperture with fused silica (quartz) primary and secondary mirrors for temperature-stable performance

f/2.75 focal ratio — 13 times faster than f/10, reducing required integration time dramatically

55 mm image circle at 4.0 μm RMS on-axis and 4.5 μm RMS at the full 27.5 mm off-axis radius

Integrated tip-tilt focal plane adjuster for precise sensor alignment without physical shimming

Carbon fibre optical tube — 451 mm OTA, 14.5 kg total weight for use on observatory-class mounts

Built-in dew control heater and broadband AR coatings (<1% reflection, 400–800 nm) for consistent all-weather performance

4°+ field of view capability with a 55 mm sensor — ideal for large nebula complexes and sky surveys

Compatible with PlaneWave L350 Direct Drive Mount — designed as an integrated professional imaging system

Technical specifications

Every number that matters.

Optical system

Optical design

Corrected Cassegrain astrograph (DeltaRho)

Aperture

280 mm (11 in)

Focal length

770.6 mm

Focal ratio

f/2.75

Image circle

55 mm

Central obstruction

63%

Optical performance (on-axis)

4.0 μm RMS

Optical performance (21 mm off-axis)

4.1 μm RMS

Optical performance (27.5 mm off-axis)

4.5 μm RMS

Primary mirror

Optical diameter

280 mm (11 in)

Shape

Aspheric

Material

Fused silica (quartz)

Coating

Enhanced aluminium (360–820 nm optimised)

Secondary mirror

Diameter

170 mm (6.7 in)

Shape

Spherical

Material

Fused silica (quartz)

Coating

Enhanced aluminium (360–820 nm optimised)

Lens group (upper cage)

Diameter

120 mm (4.72 in)

Material

Carbon fibre tube

Coating

Broadband AR (<1% reflection, 400–800 nm)

Focuser and back focus

Back focus (mounting surface)

163 mm (6.4 in)

Back focus (racked-in focuser)

108 mm (4.25 in)

Focuser travel

0.5 in (low-profile)

Physical

OTA length

451 mm (17.75 in)

Total OTA length (including focuser)

467 mm

Weight

14.5 kg (32 lb)

Tube construction

Carbon fibre

Additional features

Dew control

Integrated heater technology

Focal plane adjustment

Built-in tip-tilt adjuster

Collimation

User-friendly software-assisted

Recommended mount

PlaneWave L350 Direct Drive Mount

In the box

Included

OTA cover, hex wrench set

Professional imaging. Backed by Australia’s telescope authority.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Out of stock

PlaneWave FSCT8 Fast 8-inch Schmidt-Cassegrain astrograph, f/2.8 carbon-fibre tube

PlaneWave FSCT8 Fast SCT Astrograph

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$9,869.00

Observable Space FSCT8 — Fast 8-Inch Schmidt-Cassegrain

The fast SCT, reinvented.
8 inches. f/2.8. Carry-on weight.

The Observable Space FSCT8 is the first native f/2.8 Schmidt-Cassegrain ever built in an 8-inch form factor. A 42 mm image circle, fused silica quartz mirrors, and a 267 mm carbon-fibre OTA under 9 kg — designed from the optical axis out for astrophotographers who demand observatory results without the observatory.

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f/2.8

focal ratio

13x faster than f/10

42

mm image circle

4°+ field of view

<9

kg total weight

Under 20 lb

6.2

μm RMS across field

Sharp stars, edge to edge

Every clear night is too short. The FSCT8 makes sure you get the most out of every hour of it.

Optical speed

f/2.8 native. The SCT form factor finally fast.

A conventional 8-inch SCT runs at f/10. The FSCT8 runs at f/2.8 natively — no reducer stacks, no optical compromises. That is a 13-fold increase in photon-gathering speed. A four-hour integration target becomes roughly 20 minutes of effective exposure. For imagers working under Australian skies with limited clear nights, this is the most impactful single step up possible.

42

mm fully illuminated image circle. Sharp stars across the entire field at under 6.2 μm RMS — covering APS-C and most medium-format sensors with no vignetting.

Mirrors

Quartz mirrors. Focus doesn’t move.

Primary (210 mm) and secondary (114 mm) mirrors are both fused silica quartz — the same glass used in research-grade observatories. Near-zero thermal expansion means the focus point does not drift as temperature drops. Your collimation is still correct at 3 am.

Structure

267 mm OTA. Fits where full-size SCTs don’t.

The carbon-fibre upper cage is rigid, thermally stable, and keeps total OTA length at just 267 mm. That is shorter than many refractors. It mounts on mid-range equatorial platforms and travels as carry-on — without sacrificing the optical performance of a full 8-inch system.

Corrector

Flat field. Corner to corner. No caveats.

The 88 mm broadband AR-coated corrector lens flattens the focal plane and holds sub-6.2 μm RMS optical performance across the full 42 mm image circle — from dead-centre to the corner of a full APS-C sensor.

Back focus and image scale

Your full imaging train. No extensions required.

A 100 mm back focus from the mounting surface accommodates camera, filter wheel, electronic focuser, and off-axis guider without extension tubes. The 2.75 μm per arcsecond image scale is matched to modern small-pixel CMOS sensors — making the most of every pixel in the frame.

Observable Space

Purpose-built for imaging. Not retrofitted for it.

Observable Space — the PlaneWave and OurSky collaboration — built the FSCT8 as an imaging instrument from the ground up. Mirror material, corrector geometry, tube construction, back focus distance: every decision serves the astrophotographer. This is not a visual SCT with a reducer bolted on. It is a dedicated astrograph that fits in a carry-on bag.

Compact and portable

8-inch aperture. Mid-range mount. Dark-sky remote site. All viable.

At under 9 kg and just 267 mm OTA length, the FSCT8 is mountable on equatorial platforms that a conventional 8-inch SCT with reducer stack would overload. It travels as carry-on, sets up in minutes, and puts professional-grade optical performance within reach of any dark-sky site — no permanent observatory required.

Sample imaging

NGC 6992. The Eastern Veil Nebula.

Supernova remnant in Cygnus. Delicate filamentary emission structure that demands long exposures from slower systems resolves here in a fraction of the integration time — f/2.8 working exactly as intended.

Planetary nebula

M97. The Owl Nebula.

Planetary nebula in Ursa Major, approximately 2,600 light years distant. Extended shell structure and the characteristic owl-eye cavities resolved in a single night — a target that a slow system would need multiple sessions to match.

Why the FSCT8

More signal per hour. Every clear night finally worth the effort.

Native f/2.8 focal ratio — the first fast SCT in an 8-inch system, designed for wide-field deep-sky imaging from the optical axis out

42 mm fully illuminated image circle with optical performance under 6.2 μm RMS across the full field — sharp stars edge to edge

Fused silica (optical-grade quartz) primary (210 mm) and secondary (114 mm) mirrors with enhanced aluminium coatings for temperature stability

Carbon-fibre upper cage construction — 267 mm OTA, under 9 kg total weight for use on mid-range to high-end imaging mounts

88 mm broadband AR-coated corrector lens delivers a flat focal plane and 2.75 μm per arcsecond image scale suited to modern CMOS sensors

100 mm back focus from mounting surface — accommodates cameras, filter wheels, and electronic focusers in a standard imaging train

4°+ field of view with a 42 mm sensor — ideal for large emission nebulae, galaxy groups, and all-sky survey programmes

An Observable Space instrument — the merger of PlaneWave precision optics engineering and OurSky imaging systems expertise, purpose-built for the astrophotographer

Technical specifications

Every number that matters.

Optical system

Optical design

Fast Schmidt-Cassegrain astrograph (FSCT)

Aperture

203.2 mm (8″)

Focal length

568 mm

Focal ratio

f/2.8

Image circle

42 mm

Field of view (42 mm sensor)

4°+

Optical performance

<6.2 μm RMS across field

Image scale

2.75 μm per arcsecond

Central obstruction

<60% of aperture

Primary mirror

Diameter

210 mm

Material

Fused silica (optical-grade quartz)

Coating

Enhanced aluminium

Secondary mirror

Diameter

114 mm

Material

Fused silica (optical-grade quartz)

Coating

Enhanced aluminium

Corrector lens

Diameter

88 mm

Coating

Broadband AR

Back focus and tube

Back focus (mounting surface)

100 mm

OTA length

267 mm (10.5″)

Upper cage material

Carbon fibre

Physical

Weight

<9 kg (<20 lb)

Manufacturer

Brand

Observable Space (PlaneWave & OurSky)

SKU

08011001A

The fast SCT, reimagined. Backed by Australia’s telescope authority.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Out of stock

TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod for Seestar Smart Telescopes

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$199.00

TC20 Carbon Fiber Tripod

Carbon. Composed.
Compact.

A Seestar tripod machined from woven carbon fiber. Strong enough to carry 30 kg, light enough to forget you packed it. 0.59 kg in your hand.

Discover the design View specifications

0.59kg

Net weight

600 g ±30 g

30kg

Load capacity

66 lbs rated

365mm

Maximum height

14.4″ standing

265mm

Folded length

10.4″ packed

Designed for your Seestar. Built to outlast it.

The detail you can’t see, but always feel.

Construction

Twist-lock carbon legs.

Three high-modulus carbon-fiber legs, each with two telescoping sections, damp vibration faster than aluminium and shave grams off every trip out. Foam grips stay warm in winter, cool in summer.

Capability

30kg

Holds 50 times its own weight.

A 0.59 kg tripod rated to a 30 kg static load. Plenty of margin for any Seestar, plus a phone clamp, dew heater and battery pack.

Range

235 to 365 mm of leg.

Independently adjustable. Drop the centre of gravity in wind, or stand tall for a comfortable working height.

Mount

Universal 3/8″-16 thread.

Industry standard. Compatible with the ZWO TH10 head, photo heads, video heads and quick-release plates.

Stability

Non-slip rubber feet.

Secure grip on rock, decking, dewy grass or polished hardwood. Damps vibration before it reaches your sensor.

Levelling

One bubble. No guesswork.

An integrated spirit level lives on the top plate, in your direct line of sight as you set up. Three independently adjustable legs let you find perfect horizontal in seconds, even on a sloping driveway or rocky lookout.

Twist-lock leg sections snap into any extension between 235 and 365 mm. The lowest setting drops the centre of gravity for stability in wind. The tallest setting brings the Seestar housing up to a comfortable working height.

In the box

Tripod and bag, ready to go.

The TC20 ships with a ZWO drawstring carry bag for safe transport. Pair it with the optional TH10 tripod head for fast Seestar swap-on, swap-off.

Five-minute setup Carbon-fiber legs Carry bag included

Made for Seestar. Useful for everything else.

The official ZWO tripod for the Seestar smart telescope range, and the stock tripod that ships with the Seestar S50.

Confirmed

Seestar S30.

Mounts via the TH10 head with a 1/4″ to 3/8″ thread adapter.

Confirmed

Seestar S30 Pro.

Same fit as the S30. Drops onto the TH10 dovetail in seconds.

Confirmed

Seestar S50.

The stock tripod for the S50. Perfect direct replacement.

Beyond Seestar

DSLR, mirrorless, spotting scopes.

The 3/8″-16 top thread is the same standard you’ll find on every serious tripod head. Add a 1/4″ reducer and run a camera, video head or laser rangefinder on the same legs.

Worth knowing

One latitude caveat.

When paired with the TH10 head, the head can contact the tripod leg at very steep declinations. The combo is not recommended below 15° latitude. The TC20 itself is fine standalone at any latitude.

Highlights.

Woven carbon-fiber legs with foam grips

Just 0.59 kg net weight, 600 g ±30 g

30 kg static load capacity

Independently adjustable legs, 235 – 365 mm

Folds to 265 mm for travel

Integrated spirit-level on the top plate

Universal 3/8″-16 mounting thread

ZWO drawstring carry bag included

Tech Specs.

Construction
Material	Carbon fiber legs, aluminium top plate
Foot type	Non-slip rubber feet
Leg locks	Twist-lock, multi-section
Spirit level	Integrated bubble level on top plate
Dimensions
Height range	235 – 365 mm (9.3″ – 14.4″)
Folded length	265 mm (10.4″)
Top plate diameter	89 mm
Open footprint diameter	467 mm
Weight & Capacity
Net weight	0.59 kg (1.3 lbs), 600 g ±30 g
Maximum load capacity	30 kg (66 lbs)
Mounting
Top thread	3/8″-16 standard tripod thread
Compatibility
Seestar models	S30, S30 Pro, S50
Tripod heads	Any 3/8″-16 head, including ZWO TH10
Latitude limit (with TH10)	15° or higher recommended
In the Box
Included	TC20 carbon fiber tripod, ZWO drawstring carry bag

Pack light. Image far.

The missing link between your Seestar and a clear horizon.

Genuine ZWO accessory 2-year Bintel warranty Drawstring carry bag included

Available to order

Vaonis Vespera Pro 2 Smart Telescope

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$5,499.00

Vaonis Vespera Pro 2

The most resolving smart telescope.
Point it at the sky. Let it work.

The Vespera Pro 2 combines the highest-resolution sensor on any smart telescope with a fully automated imaging system. Sony IMX 676. 12.5 megapixels. 225 GB onboard. Set it up in minutes, then watch publication-quality deep-sky images build — no telescope experience required.

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12.5

megapixels

Sony IMX 676, square format

50

megapixel mosaic

CovalENS automated mode

225

GB storage

Multi-night projects, onboard

11

hours battery

Dusk to dawn, uninterrupted

Stunning deep-sky images, tonight. No prior experience. No dark-room setup. No learning curve.

Sony IMX 676 sensor

More detail than any other smart telescope.

12.5 megapixels on a 7.0 × 7.0 mm square sensor with 2 μm pixels. The square 1:1 format fills every pixel on round optics with useful data, while the fine pixel pitch resolves structure in nebulae and galaxies that larger-pixel sensors simply smear over. Limiting magnitude 16 opens targets no competitor can reach.

50

megapixel mosaics via CovalENS automated mode — the Vespera Pro 2 plans, captures, and assembles panels automatically, scaling to a 4.18° × 2.45° field of view across multiple nights.

Full manual control

Automated when you want it. Open when you don’t.

Adjust exposure time, gain, and framing manually. Capture calibration frames. Export 16-bit RAW FITS files ready for PixInsight, Siril, or any processing workflow. Beginners get a fully automated result; experienced imagers get full access to the imaging chain.

Automatic anti-fog

No dew heater. No ruined session.

An integrated humidity and temperature sensor activates the anti-fog system before condensation reaches the optics. No dew heater cables to route or remember — critical for humid Australian coastal and bush nights.

Storage

225 GB. Multi-night. Onboard.

225 GB of internal storage stores 30 multi-night imaging slots simultaneously. FITS frames, TIFF pre-stacks, and JPEG previews. A 30 MB/s USB-C connection transfers a night’s work to a laptop in minutes when you’re ready to process.

Multi-night mosaics

Resume where you left off. Automatically.

The Vespera Pro 2 automatically continues a mosaic project across multiple nights, restoring framing and settings between sessions without any manual intervention. Large-scale targets — the Vela Supernova Remnant, the Magellanic Clouds — become achievable from a dark paddock, not just a permanent observatory.

Stray-light baffles

Deeper contrast from any backyard.

Internal precision optical baffles block stray-light paths that wash out contrast in light-polluted skies. The result is a higher effective dynamic range and deeper limiting magnitude than unshielded designs — a meaningful advantage from suburban Sydney, Melbourne, or Brisbane.

Portable by design

Take it anywhere. Image everything.

50 mm aperture. 245 mm focal length. Lanthanum glass S-FPL52 apochromatic optics with a flat-field corrector. The Vespera Pro 2 weighs 5 kg and folds to 48 × 20 × 9 cm — carry-on size, yet capable of images that rival dedicated rigs costing far more. Eleven hours of battery runs from dusk to dawn with no power cable required.

Captured with the Vespera Pro 2

M17. The Omega Nebula.

4 hours integration. Dual-band filter. Bortle 4 skies. The Sony IMX 676’s 2 μm pixels render the intricate emission structure with a level of detail previously beyond any fully automated instrument.

Planetary nebula

M27. The Dumbbell Nebula.

4 hours integration, dual-band filter, Bortle 4 skies. The 12.5 MP square sensor resolves the nebula’s detailed outer shell and bipolar lobes. A single automated session from a dark-sky site.

Why the Vespera Pro 2

Everything automated. Publication-quality results from night one.

Sony IMX 676 sensor: 12.5 MP, 3536 × 3536 pixels, 2 μm pixel size — the highest native resolution on any smart telescope

CovalENS mosaic mode scales to 50 MP and a 4.18° × 2.45° field, automated across multiple nights with preserved framing

16-bit RAW FITS export, 16-bit TIFF pre-stacks, and manual gain/exposure control for full post-processing flexibility

225 GB onboard storage with 30 multi-night imaging slots and 30 MB/s USB-C transfer

Integrated anti-fog system with humidity and temperature sensor — activates automatically before condensation affects the optics

Precision optical baffles block stray light for improved contrast and deeper limiting magnitude from suburban and regional sites

11-hour battery life for full dusk-to-dawn sessions. 50 mm aperture, 245 mm focal length, f/4.9, Lanthanum S-FPL52 optics

1.6 arcsec/pixel native resolution and a 1.6° × 1.6° native field of view — ideal for nebulae, galaxy groups, and star clusters

Technical specifications

Every number that matters.

Optics

Aperture

50 mm

Focal length

245 mm

Focal ratio

f/4.9

Lens glass

Lanthanum glass S-FPL52

Field corrector

Refined integrated field corrector

Sensor

Sensor model

Sony IMX 676 (colour)

Resolution

3536 × 3536 pixels (12.5 MP)

Format

1/1.6″ (7.0 × 7.0 mm, square)

Pixel size

2 μm

Limiting magnitude

16

Imaging

Native resolution

12.5 MP

Maximum resolution (CovalENS mosaic)

50 MP

Native field of view

1.6° × 1.6°

Maximum field of view (CovalENS)

4.18° × 2.45°

Image scale

1.6 arcsec/pixel

File formats

Live preview

JPEG 8-bit

Individual frames

FITS 16-bit

Pre-stacked images

TIFF 16-bit

Storage and connectivity

Internal storage

225 GB

Multi-night imaging slots

30

External connector

USB-C

Data transfer speed

30 MB/s

Power and physical

Battery life

11 hours

Weight

5 kg

Dimensions

48 × 20 × 9 cm

Additional features

Anti-fog system

Integrated, automatic (humidity and temperature sensor)

Stray-light control

Precision optical baffles

Mosaic mode

CovalENS automated multi-panel, multi-night

RAW export

16-bit FITS, manual gain/exposure control

Warranty

5 years (Vaonis)

Manufacturer

Vaonis (France)

The night sky, automated. Backed by Australia’s telescope authority.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

Jupio PowerBox 1500

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$1,499.00

JUPIO POWERBOX 1500

The PowerBox 1500 is a revised version of the popular PowerBox 500 that incorporates a few new quality of life features – all at a low price. On the exterior, a new retractable handle allows for greater packaging efficiency and convenience over the previous fixed handle. Internally, there are minor firmware and hardware updates that allow for a greater power output giving you even more flexibility to charge or power multiple devices at once. With a 1,228.8Wh capacity and peak power of 1,800 watts, this PowerBox is an ideal solution to power all your essential devices and appliances. Whether you’re at home indoors or like living off the grid, power everything from computers, cameras, and communication devices to electric grills, coffee makers, small refrigerators and more.

The premium LiFePO4 (Lithium-Iron Phosphate) batteries are rated to provide 3,000 charge cycles, extending the total lifespan by 600% over the industry standard lithium-ion battery, so you're always ready for any adventure. LiFePO4 is more chemically stable, and not prone to thermal runaway (and remains cool at room temperature). It can also withstand high temperatures without decomposing and is not flammable – making for a safe and worry-free charging experience. Not that you’ll have enough time to worry! The PowerBox 1500 is capable of charging from 0-80% in just 1 hour. That’s 5x faster than most comparably priced products. The built-in AC input charger means there’s no adapter required – simply plug and play! If outdoor power consumption has got you down, the ability to charge via solar panels will brighten your day. The convenient fully retractable handle makes it easy to carry anywhere you need and the PC-ABS blended case construction provides a lightweight (for its size) yet extremely durable surface that will last for years. Jupio is known for their very long warranties and this product is no exception.

600% more battery cycles: LiFePO4 cells are safer, last longer, and are more environmentally friendly than their Li-Ion counterparts. Whether at home or on-the-go, you’ll have a reliable source of backup power for many of your favorite electronic devices.
Lightning-fast recharge: Go from empty to 80% state of charge in just 1 hour, 2 hours total to get to 100%.
Everyone gets a port: A total of 14 output ports, you get 6x AC Output ports, 2x DC(5521) Output ports, 2x USB-C ports with PowerDelivery, and 4x USB-A ports with QuickCharge 3.0.
Ultra-powerful without being ultra-heavy: Power your essential devices with as much as 1228.8 Wh capacity and peak power of 1,800 watts. At just over 30 lbs it is considerably lighter than similarly sized competitors.
Unprecedented 6-year warranty: Instead of 3 years, PowerBox 1500 comes with a 72-month warranty for a guaranteed hassle-free experience. Just clean, efficient power for all your needs.
Battery Chemistry: Lithium Phosphate
Battery Included: Yes
Capacity - mAh: 384800
Includes Rechargeable Battery: Yes
Lithium Content (g): 115.44
Weight: 15.38kg
Voltage: 110
Warranty: 6 Years
Watt Hours: 1228.8

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Saxon M48 T-Mount Adapter for Sony Alpha/ Minolta AF DSLR Mirrorless Camera

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$79.00

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Lunt Double Stack Filter for Lunt 80 mm & 100 mm Universal Telescopes

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$2,649.00

SFPT — Internal Double Stack Module For Lunt LS80MT & LS100MT Universal Day and Night Telescopes.

Now with new-generation etalons — every unit individually tested on Lunt's precision metrology equipment. Every specification is verified, not estimated.

The SFPT is the internal double-stack module for Lunt's 80mm and 100mm Universal Modular Telescopes. It adds a second precision etalon inside the telescope body, reducing combined system bandpass from 0.45Å single-stack to <0.28Å — without altering the telescope's external dimensions, balance, or night-sky capability.

The improvement in chromospheric contrast at <0.28Å is immediate and significant. Surface detail that single-stack views render as texture separates into discrete structure. Plage boundaries sharpen into defined cellular networks. Filaments reveal dark cores and complex multi-strand architecture. Active regions display the full depth of their magnetic complexity. Prominences show internal threading and flow patterns that single-stack instruments at this aperture simply cannot resolve.

The SFPT is designed for customer installation — no factory return required. It can be purchased at the time of telescope acquisition or at any point thereafter, making the DS upgrade a genuine deferred investment rather than a permanent commitment at point of sale. The module includes dual independent Doppler True tuning knobs — one for each etalon — allowing precise independent control of bandpass position for optimum contrast on any target.

Specifications

Model: SFPT — Internal Double Stack Module
Compatible With: LS80MT Universal Telescope | LS100MT Universal Telescope
Single Stack Bandpass: 0.45Å (telescope internal etalon)
Module Etalon Bandpass: 0.35Å — individually verified
DS Combined Bandpass: <0.28Å — SFPT (0.35Å) + MT internal PT (0.45Å)
Tuning: Dual independent Doppler True Barometric pressure tuning
Installation: Customer-installed — no factory return required
Night Sky Use: No impact — internal module does not affect night configuration

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DJI Power 1000 Mini Portable Power Station

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$749.00 $799.00

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DJI Power 1000 Mini

A kilowatt-hour. Carry-on size.

1008Wh of LFP power in DJI’s most portable station yet. Built-in car charger, 400W solar input, and a retractable USB-C cable — everything on location needs, nothing it doesn’t.

View specifications Key features

1008

Wh capacity

LFP battery chemistry

58 min

to 80% charge

Fast recharge mode

4,000

charge cycles

Retains over 80% capacity

1000W

AC output

Up to 1440W bypass

Charge to 80% in under an hour. Then run all day on a single fill.

Built-in 100W cable

Charge without unpacking.

A retractable 100W USB-C cable is built into the unit. Plug your camera, laptop, or drone controller directly — no bag rummaging, no adaptor hunting.

400W MPPT solar input

The sun is your power outlet.

The integrated 400W MPPT module accepts solar panels directly — no separate charge controller needed. Top up while you shoot, even days from the nearest wall socket.

LFP chemistry

4,000 cycles before it slows down.

Lithium ferrophosphate chemistry retains over 80% capacity after 4,000 full charge cycles. Charge it daily for a decade and it still performs. Safer and more thermally stable than lithium-ion alternatives.

Built-in 400W car charger

Arrive at the next location, fully charged.

A 400W car charger is built directly into the unit — no accessory to buy or forget. Connect to any 12V or 24V vehicle and recharge while you drive between locations.

Every output covered

Run everything at once. Without a powerboard.

Two AC outlets for power-hungry gear. A 100W USB-C port for laptops and cameras. Two USB-A ports for phones and accessories. The 300W SDC port feeds DJI drones and ecosystem devices directly. All simultaneously, from a unit compact enough to fit in a camera bag.

Designed for the field

Fits where a full station can’t.

At 11.5 kg and 314×212×216 mm, the Power 1000 Mini goes where larger stations don’t. Into a car boot, a kayak hatch, a remote base camp. Full kilowatt-hour capacity, without the full-size compromise.

Why creators choose it

Every feature they need. In one compact package.

1008Wh LFP battery powers cameras, drones, lights, and laptops simultaneously

Retractable 100W USB-C cable built into the body, no accessories needed

Fast recharge to 80% in 58 minutes from a household outlet

400W MPPT solar input for completely off-grid operation

Built-in 400W car charger recharges while you drive between locations

4,000-cycle lifespan means years of daily use before any capacity loss

1000W continuous AC output, 1440W bypass mode for high-draw equipment

SDC port outputs 300W to DJI drones and other ecosystem accessories

Technical specifications.

Battery

Model

DYM1000M

Capacity

1008 Wh (typical)

Chemistry

LFP (lithium ferrophosphate)

Cycle life

4,000 cycles (retains over 80% capacity)

Output

AC output (AU/EU)

220−240V, 50/60 Hz, max 1000W continuous (800W rated), bypass up to 2200W

USB-C output

Max 100W per channel

Retractable USB-C

100W built-in cable

USB-A output (×2)

5V, 2.4A, max 12W per channel

SDC output

Max 300W

Charging input

AC input

Max 1000W (continuous at 800W); 0–80% in 58 min

Built-in car charger

400W (12V/24V vehicle)

MPPT solar input

400W max

USB-C input

Max 100W

Physical

Weight

Approx. 11.5 kg

Dimensions

314×212×216 mm (L×W×H)

Operating temperature

−10° to 45°C (14° to 113°F)

In the box

Included

DJI Power 1000 Mini, AC power cable (1.5m, 10A 250V), documentation

Power for the long haul. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

Authorised DJI dealer

40+ years

In Australian imaging

Available to order

Vaonis Vespera 3

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$4,299.00

New for 2026! Our most popular Smart Telescope for servious observers has been upgraded.

Highlights includes:

New optics, with a three-group, flat-field apochromatic quadruplet.
Light baffles to help combat stray light for urban astronomers
11-hour battery
Increased internal storage
Anti-fog system
New, full height adjustable tripod

The most affordable premium smart telescope — built for everyone who wants more from the night sky.

Vespera 3 combines a new-generation optical design with all-night endurance and effortless automation. Whether you're under light-polluted skies or a dark rural horizon, it captures more, keeps everything, and asks nothing from you.

Why Vespera 3

Eight reasons to look up.

01

Edge-to-edge sharpness

A new apochromatic quadruplet design eliminates chromatic aberration and field curvature across the entire frame. Every star — from centre to edge — is sharp.

02

Clarity even under city skies

Precision-engineered optical baffles suppress stray light before it reaches the sensor. More contrast, deeper objects — even from your backyard.

03

A full night. Uninterrupted.

11 hours of battery life take you from dusk to dawn without power banks or interruptions. Your session ends when you choose to stop.

04

Nothing gets lost

115 GB of onboard storage and USB-C transfer at 30 MB/s. Every frame from every session is saved, organised, and ready.

05

Fields no single shot can cover

Mosaic mode stitches multiple frames automatically — up to 24 megapixels — so you can image entire nebulae, galaxies, and clusters in a single session.

06

Sky colour — the integrated post-processing studio

Adjust colours, balance, and contrast directly in Singularity. From sensor to final image — no third-party software, no file juggling, no extra steps.

07

Your AI guide to the sky

LumENS answers your questions, explains what you're observing, and suggests your next target. Astronomy made intuitive from the very first night.

08

Optics that protect themselves

An integrated humidity and temperature sensor automatically activates the anti-fog system. Your optics stay clear — whatever the conditions.

Take it anywhere

From urban backyards to remote dark skies

Compact, self-contained, and fully autonomous — Vespera 3 is as comfortable at a remote dark-sky site as it is on a city rooftop.

Under the hood

Technical Specifications

Optics

Aperture	50 mm
Focal length	245 mm
Focal ratio (F/D)	4.9
Extra feature	Refined field corrector

Sensor

Sensor type	Sony IMX 585 (colour)
Resolution	3840 × 2160 (8.3 MP)
Format	1/1.2"
Sensor size	11.2 × 6.3 mm
Pixel size	2.9 µm

Imaging & Live Mosaic

Native image resolution	8.3 MP
Max. resolution with CovalENS	24 MP
Native field of view	2.5° × 1.4°
Max. FOV with CovalENS	4.33° × 2.43°
Detail resolution	2.39 arcsec/pixel

Storage & Image Formats

Internal storage	115 GB
Display format	JPEG 8-bit
Unit images format	FITS 16-bit
Pre-stacked images format	TIFF 16-bit
Multi-night slots	15

Power

Battery life	11 hours
External connector	USB Type-C (not included)

Size & Weight

Dimensions	48 × 20 × 9 cm
Weight	5 kg

The universe doesn't wait.
Neither should you.

Vespera 3 · Vaonis

Available to order

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Standard Combo front view with gimbal clamp

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Standard Combo

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$769.00

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Standard Combo

1-inch CMOS. Pocket-sized.

The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 gimbal camera fits in your pocket and shoots like a cinema rig. 4K at 240 frames per second, 14 stops of dynamic range, and hands-free tracking that never loses you. The vlogging camera built for travel, family, and every moment in between.

View specifications What’s in the box

4K/240fps

slow motion

2× faster than Pocket 3

14-stop

dynamic range

Normal and D-Log modes

107GB

built-in storage

no memory card required

240 min

battery life

at 1080p/24fps

Fourteen stops of dynamic range. In the palm of your hand.

Sensor

All-new 1″ stacked CMOS

Every scene holds more light, more colour, more detail than your eye catches. The new stacked architecture reaches 25,600 ISO in low-light mode and records at up to 180 Mbps. Where other pocket cameras stop, this one keeps going.

Slow motion

240fps

Capture the moments your eye blinks past. Drop a clip to 10% speed and watch the world open up, at full 4K resolution with no crop.

Stabilization

3-axis gimbal, ±0.005°

Run, cycle, or walk at pace. The three-axis gimbal absorbs every jostle so your footage stays locked. Adjust pan and tilt speed mid-shot with the 5D joystick, without taking your hand off the camera.

ActiveTrack 7.0

Tracks subjects to 4× zoom

Set it down and step in front. ActiveTrack 7.0 keeps you sharp from 1× to 4× zoom, even as you move across the frame. A wave starts it. A tap locks it. Register up to three subjects so it always knows who to follow.

Storage

107GB built-in, 800 MB/s out

Leave the card kit at home. 107GB is already in the camera. When you get back, dump everything to your laptop over Wi-Fi 6 in minutes. 220 minutes of 4K/60fps. No fussing. Just shoot.

OsmoAudio

4-channel audio output

Interview two people at once, or run a lav and a backup. Four channels split across two tracks so your audio is always recoverable in post. No more choosing between mic and ambient.

Intelligent focusing

Locks on. Never lets go.

Walk toward the camera. Step sideways. Turn around. This pocket gimbal camera stays on you. Registered Subject Priority means it knows your face from the background before you press record. The two new physical buttons snap to 4× zoom or trigger a preset without breaking your flow. The content creator camera that works as hard as you do.

Vlog. Travel. Family. Life.

Small enough for anything.

Lighter than a water bottle. At 190.5 g and 144 mm long, this 4K vlogging camera disappears into a jacket pocket and reappears as a cinema rig. From the Whitsundays to a Sydney laneway, it goes where full-size cameras can’t. The 2″ OLED flips for portrait mode in one move. Hyperlapse, Timelapse, and Motionlapse are all built in.

Standard Combo

Everything in the box. Ready to shoot.

Osmo Pocket 4 with 1″ stacked CMOS and 3-axis mechanical gimbal

4K/240fps slow motion at up to 180 Mbps bitrate

14-stop dynamic range in Normal and D-Log (10-bit) profiles

107GB built-in storage, approx. 220 min at 4K/60fps

Wi-Fi 6 wireless transfer at up to 800 MB/s

ActiveTrack 7.0, subject tracking to 4× zoom

OsmoAudio 4-channel output, supports two DJI Mic transmitters

240 min battery life at 1080p/24fps, 18 min to 80% charge

Rotatable 2″ OLED touchscreen, 1000 nits, portrait and landscape

20 mm f/2.0 lens, full-pixel PDAF, minimum focus 0.2 m

Hyperlapse, Timelapse, Motionlapse with four-waypoint paths

USB-C PD Cable, Gimbal Clamp, Wrist Strap, Handle, Carrying Pouch included

Technical specifications.

General

Dimensions

144.2 × 44.4 × 33.5 mm (L×W×H)

Weight

190.5 g

Screen

2.0″ OLED, 556 × 314, 1000 nits, rotatable

Built-in microphones

3

Memory card

microSD up to 1 TB (optional)

Gimbal

Axes

3-axis (pan, tilt, roll)

Controllable range

Pan −235° to 58° / Tilt −120° to 70° / Roll −45° to 45°

Mechanical range

Pan −240° to 63° / Tilt −180° to 98° / Roll −220° to 63°

Max controllable speed

180.0°/s

Angular vibration range

±0.005°

Camera

Sensor

1″ stacked CMOS

Lens

20 mm equivalent, f/2.0, focus range 0.2 m to ∞

ISO range

Photo / Video: 50–12800 Low-Light: 50–25600 Slow Motion: 50–12800

Shutter speed

Photo: 1/8000–4 s Video (M): 1/8000–1/4 s

Max image size

16:9: 7680 × 4320 (~33 MP) 1:1: 6144 × 6144 (~37 MP)

Digital zoom

Photo: 2× Video (all resolutions): 4×

Panorama

180°, 3 × 3

Photo format

JPEG / DNG / JPEG+DNG

Video

Normal 4K (16:9)

3840 × 2160 @ 24/25/30/48/50/60fps

Normal 1080p (16:9)

1920 × 1080 @ 24/25/30/48/50/60fps

Normal 3K (9:16 vertical)

1728 × 3072 @ 24/25/30/48/50/60fps

Normal 1080p (9:16 vertical)

1080 × 1920 @ 24/25/30/48/50/60fps

Slow motion 4K

3840 × 2160 @ 100/120/200/240fps

Slow motion 1080p

1920 × 1080 @ 120/240fps

Low-light 4K

3840 × 2160 @ 24/25/30fps

Low-light 1080p

1920 × 1080 @ 24/25/30fps

Hyperlapse

4K/1080p @ 25/30fps, Auto/×2/×5/×10/×15/×30

Timelapse

4K/1080p, intervals 0.5–60 s, duration 5 min–10 hrs

Motionlapse

4K/1080p, four waypoints, intervals 0.5–60 s

Max bitrate

180 Mbps

Video format

MP4 (HEVC)

Colour profiles

Normal, D-Log (10-bit)

Dynamic range

14 stops

Audio

Audio output

48 kHz, 16-bit, AAC

Channels

4 (with two DJI Mic transmitters)

Built-in mics

3

Storage

Built-in storage

107 GB (exFAT)

Recording capacity

Approx. 600 min at 1080p/24fps or 220 min at 4K/60fps

External storage

microSD up to 1 TB

Wireless transfer

Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), up to 800 MB/s

Battery

Capacity

1545 mAh / 11.95 Wh / 7.74 V

Operating time

240 min at 25°C, 1080p/24fps, Wi-Fi and screen off

Charge to 80%

18 min (DJI 65W Portable Charger)

Full charge

32 min

Operating temperature

0° to 40°C (32° to 104°F)

Charging temperature

5° to 45°C (41° to 113°F)

Connectivity

Wi-Fi

802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax 2.4 GHz / 5.1 GHz / 5.8 GHz

Bluetooth

BLE 5.4, BR/EDR, 2.4 GHz

USB

USB-C (USB 3.1)

In the box

Included

Osmo Pocket 4, USB-C to USB-C PD Cable (USB 3.1), Gimbal Clamp, DJI Wrist Strap, Handle With 1/4″ Thread, Portable Carrying Pouch

Built to create. Backed by Bintel.

Australian warranty

Full local DJI cover

Ships from Sydney

From local stock

Expert advice

From working astronomers

40+ years

In Australian astronomy

Available to order

Pier Diameter	Ø5.7" (Ø144 mm) with 150mm top plate
Height	8" (200 mm)
Gross weight and dimension	4.5 lbs, 10.25 x 7.75 x 7.75 in

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