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From $520.00
The Chroma Technology U-Bessell Filter is a high-precision astronomical filter designed to meet the rigorous requirements of photometric observations and astrophotography. It adheres to the Bessell photometric system's specifications, isolating the ultraviolet (U) band for capturing accurate data in scientific studies and delivering stunning images of celestial objects.
This filter is crafted with premium materials and advanced multi-layer dielectric coatings, ensuring exceptional transmission in the U-band while minimizing unwanted light from adjacent bands. Its precise spectral profile makes it ideal for measuring the ultraviolet emission from stars, galaxies, and other astronomical objects, enabling astrophotographers and researchers to gather accurate color and intensity data.
Durable and reliable, the Chroma U-Bessell Filter resists environmental degradation and delivers consistent performance under various imaging conditions. Whether you're conducting photometric studies or enhancing your imaging setup, this filter is an indispensable tool for achieving accurate and high-quality results in ultraviolet astronomy.
$395.00
To optimize the performance of the PF-65ED/EDA 65mm ED Spotting Scopes, PENTAX has developed three compact, high-performance XF-series eyepieces, all featuring a bright, high-contrast image, 1.25" diameter barrel and focal lengths ideal for outdoor viewing and bird watching.
The SMC PENTAX XF Zoom Eyepiece 6.5mm-19.5mm features a focal-length range of 6.5mm to 19.5mm for a magnification of 20 to 60 times, with an apparent field of view of 42 to 60 degrees and an eye relief of 11mm to 15mm. It also offers a user-friendly rubber eyepiece ring to minimize the risk of scratching the observer's eyeglasses.
Please note this eyepiece will fit all telescopes that take 1.25" eyepieces.
| MAGNIFICATION | 20-60x (with the PF-65ED) |
| ANGLE OF VIEW | 2.1-1.0° (with the PF-65ED) |
| FIELD-OF-VIEW (@ 1000 YDS) | 39-17 m at 1000m (with the PF-65ED) |
| EXIT PUPIL DIAMETER | 3.2-1.1mm (with the PF-65ED) |
| EYE RELIEF | 11.0-15.0mm |
| RELATIVE BRIGHTNESS | 20x: 10.6, 60x: 1.2 (with the PF-65ED) |
| TWILIGHT FACTOR | 20x: 36.1, 60x: 62.4 (with the PF-65ED) |
| WEATHERPROOFING | Water resistant |
| DIMENSIONS | 50mm x 88mm |
| WEIGHT | 240g |
$189.00
- Designed to fit 32mm counterweight shafts
- Sturdy lock knob keeps the counterweight safely on the shaft
Whether you are enhancing your mount setup or buying a replacement part, the counterweight is there to balance weight of the optical tube (OTA) and accessories on the other side of the Right Accession (RA Axis). If you add accessories to your telescope setup (ie camera, guider, etc), you may need to add additional counterweights to off-set the weight.
If the balance is off on one-side or the other, it can do damage to your OTA and setup, the motor gear, and/or may have issues with tracking accuracy. You can add additional counterweights to improve the responsiveness to the system by reducing the mass inertia, though you need to make sure you space out the counterweights along the shaft to reduce damage to your setup and that it is cost-effective and worth it for your telescope setup.
This counterweight comes with a sturdy knurled knob locks to safely hold in place on the counterweight shaft. The counterweight is designed to fit 32mm counterweight shafts
Below are the counterweights that go with each one of our recent Celestron mounts.
| Weight: | 22 lbs (9.98 kg) |
| Counterweight Shaft Diameter: | 32mm (1.26") |
| Counterweight Compatibility: | CGX-L | CGE Pro | CGEM DX |
$179.00
Celestron X-Cel LX series eyepieces offer a 60º apparent field of view, perfect for the Moon, the planets, and a plethora of deep-sky objects. The premium six-element optical set is finished with multiple layers of high-transmission coatings for clear, sharp images. The edges of the optics are blackened for increased contrast. All seven X-Cel LX eyepieces sport 16mm of comfortable eye relief, and are parfocal, which means you can switch out eyepieces within the series during observing sessions and little or no additional focusing will be required. The X-Cel LX eyepiece body is made of black-anodized aluminum. The pop-up eyecups make it easy to adjust the height for different users. Turn them in one direction to extend the length, and the other direction to provide a flat surface, preferable to most eyeglass wearers. A threaded rubber grip around the center of the eyepiece barrel offers secure handling, even in moist conditions or with heavy gloves on. The 1.25” insert barrel is threaded to accept filters.
| GENERAL | |
|---|---|
| Focal Length: | 7mm |
| Apparent Field of View: | 60° |
| Eye Relief: | 16mm |
| Optical Coatings: | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Number of Lens Elements: | 6 |
| Barrel Size: | 32mm |
| Parfocal Eyepieces: | Yes |
| Threaded For Filters: | Yes |
$179.00
Celestron X-Cel LX series eyepieces offer a 60º apparent field of view, perfect for the Moon, the planets, and a plethora of deep-sky objects. The premium six-element optical set is finished with multiple layers of high-transmission coatings for clear, sharp images. The edges of the optics are blackened for increased contrast. All seven X-Cel LX eyepieces sport 16mm of comfortable eye relief, and are parfocal, which means you can switch out eyepieces within the series during observing sessions and little or no additional focusing will be required. The X-Cel LX eyepiece body is made of black-anodized aluminum. The pop-up eyecups make it easy to adjust the height for different users. Turn them in one direction to extend the length, and the other direction to provide a flat surface, preferable to most eyeglass wearers. A threaded rubber grip around the center of the eyepiece barrel offers secure handling, even in moist conditions or with heavy gloves on. The 1.25” insert barrel is threaded to accept filters.
| GENERAL | |
|---|---|
| Focal Length: | 5mm |
| Apparent Field of View: | 60° |
| Eye Relief: | 16mm |
| Optical Coatings: | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Number of Lens Elements: | 6 |
| Barrel Size: | 32mm |
| Parfocal Eyepieces: | Yes |
| Threaded For Filters: | Yes |
$199.99
See the whole picture with Ultima Edge. These flat-field eyepieces were designed to provide an ultra-sharp, ultra-clear, crisp image from the center all the way to the edge of the field of view. The 10mm Ultima Edge eyepiece features fully multi-coated optics and a 5-element lens design, maximizing light transmission.
The Ultima Edge 10mm has a generous 60° field of view, perfect for viewing planets, stars and the Moon’s surface. This eyepiece provides high power magnification, perfect for those times when you want to get up close to smaller objects.
Body
The 10mm Ultima Edge eyepiece’s main housing is machined from high grade aluminum with a black anodized outer surface.
Its 1.25" mounting barrel is internally threaded to accept threaded to accept standard 1.25" filters and adapters. It is compatible with 1.25” star diagonals and focusers. On the exterior of the eyepiece, you will find a uniquely designed, molded rubber grip ring for non-slip handling during observing sessions, even if you have gloves on.
Viewing through the 10mm Ultima Edge eyepiece is comfortable for both eyeglass wearers and non-eyeglass wearers alike, thanks to the fold-down rubber eyecups and long eye relief of 16mm.
Convenient Parfocal Design
Spend more time observing and less time focusing! When you buy more than one Ultima Edge eyepiece, you can switch between them without refocusing thanks to their parfocal design. With a set of Ultima Edge eyepieces in your kit, you'll be able to enjoy a wide range of high and low power views—and switch between them quickly and easily. That means you can get more out of every observing session.
NOTE: Ultima Edge 24mm is not a parfocal eyepiece. Ultima Edge eyepieces are only parfocal within the line and do not maintain focus when swapped with parfocal eyepieces from other brands or series.
| Barrel Size Diameter: | 1.25" (31.75mm) |
| Focal Length: | 10mm (.39") |
| Field Stop Diameter: | 14.7mm (.58") |
| Apparent Field of View: | 60° |
| Optical Design: | Proprietary |
| Number of Lens Elements: | 5 |
| Number of Lens Groups: | 4 |
| Optical Coatings: | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Eye Relief: | 16mm (.63") |
| Parfocal: | Yes |
| Filter Threads: | 1.25" (M28.5X0.6) |
| Eye Guard: | Yes- roll up |
| Body Material: | Aluminum |
| Weight: | 2.82 oz (80 g) |
| Dimensions: | 58mm x 36.5mm x 36.5mm (2.28" x 1.44" x 1.44") |
$374.99
See the whole picture with Ultima Edge. These flat-field eyepieces were designed to provide an ultra-sharp, ultra-clear, crisp image from the center all the way to the edge of the field of view. The 15mm Ultima Edge eyepiece features fully multi-coated optics and an 8- element lens design, maximizing light transmission.
The Ultima Edge 15mm has a generous 65° field of view perfect for viewing planets, stars and the Moon’s surface. This eyepiece provides higher-powered magnification, perfect for those times when you want to get up close to smaller objects.
Body
The 15mm Ultima Edge eyepiece’s main housing is machined from high grade aluminum with a black anodized outer surface.
Its 1.25" mounting barrel is internally threaded to accept threaded to accept standard 1.25" filters and adapters. It is compatible with 1.25” star diagonals and focusers. On the exterior of the eyepiece, you will find a uniquely designed, molded rubber grip ring for non-slip handling during observing sessions.
Viewing through the 15mm Ultima Edge eyepiece is comfortable for both eyeglass wearers and non-eyeglass wearers alike, thanks to the rubber eyecups and long eye relief of 16mm.
Convenient Parfocal Design
Spend more time observing and less time focusing! When you buy more than one Ultima Edge eyepiece, you can switch between them without refocusing thanks to their parfocal design. With a set of Ultima Edge eyepieces in your kit, you'll be able to enjoy a wide range of high and low power views—and switch between them quickly and easily. That means you can get more out of every observing session.
NOTE: Ultima Edge 24mm is not a parfocal eyepiece. Ultima Edge eyepieces are only parfocal within the line and do not maintain focus when swapped with parfocal eyepieces from other brands or series.
| Barrel Size Diameter: | 1.25" (31.75mm) |
| Focal Length: | 15mm (.60") |
| Field Stop Diameter: | 19.6mm (.77") |
| Apparent Field of View: | 65° |
| Optical Design: | Proprietary |
| Number of Lens Elements: | 8 |
| Number of Lens Groups: | 5 |
| Optical Coatings: | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Eye Relief: | 16mm (.63") |
| Parfocal: | Yes |
| Filter Threads: | 1.25" (M28.5X0.6) |
| Eye Guard: | Yes- roll up |
| Body Material: | Aluminum |
| Weight: | 5.18 oz (147 g) |
| Dimensions: | 70mm x 45mm x 45mm (2.75" x 1.77" x 1.77") |
$29.95
Fred Watson's latest book now available at BINTEL and presents the most up-to-date knowledge on everything from light echoing around the cosmos, the mechanics of black holes and how to navigate the hidden delights of nightfall, to the most profound questions facing humankind. With mind-bending stories from the frontiers of science, Cosmic Chronicles is an expert’s view of what we know and how we know it.
A great read -plus we have some copies signed by Fred.
$34.99
How many planets orbit the Sun? What are the rings of Saturn made of? Did you know that Sun is more than a million times bigger than Earth? These and other questions will be answered in this book, dedicated to the secrets of the solar system, which contains 10 fabulous pop-ups. Planets, Sun, Earth, the hot planets and the cold ones, the solar system told through numerous colourful illustrations, enriched with spectacular pop-ups. In addition, to deepen the different subjects, there are many curious and interesting short stories, which make this volume a stimulating read and a precious opportunity for fun.
AGES: 3 plus
AUTHOR:
David Hawcock studied art in York, UK, majoring in graphic design. He opened a design studio in Bath specialising in children's books. He has designed and produced many successful pop-ups, which have sold hundreds of thousands of copies, including The Amazing Fold-Out Pop-Up Body in a Book and the Journal of Inventions: Leonardo Da Vinci.
$170.00
The Astrozap AZ-113 Flexi-Shield® is a felt-lined flexible dew shield built specifically for the Meade 12" Schmidt-Cassegrain. It stops dew forming on the corrector plate and blocks stray light, letting you observe and image for longer with better contrast.
How it improves your observing
The corrector plate on a 12" SCT is a large, exposed optical surface that radiates heat to the night sky and attracts dew fast. The Flexi-Shield extends the optical tube forward, trapping warmer air near the glass and shielding the optics from ambient light pollution and moonlight.
Features
- Passive dew protection with no power required
- Felt lining absorbs moisture and kills internal reflections
- Premium ABS polymer construction
- Padded VELCRO® Brand closure for a snug, finish-safe fit
- Rolls up for transport to star parties and remote sites
Compatible telescopes
- Meade 12" LX200 / LX600 / LX850 SCT and ACF models
Proudly made in the USA.
$1,499.00
The Atik 2" narrowband filter set are designed with a band pass of 7 nm to aid in capturing all a nebula’s photons while the vast majority of the broad band light pollution is stopped. The result is a much higher signal to noise revealing faint details in nebulas. The Narrow band filter set comprises of Hydrogen-Alpha (Ha), Sulphur (SII) and Oxygen (OIII). Take advantage of our special offer. Get 50% off any filter set (or both filter sets), when you buy any Atik mono camera (with the exception of the Atik GP).
The ATIK 2" narrowband filter set is compatible with our filter wheels and allows astrophotographers to capture deep-sky objects in spectacular narrow band. This filter set is commonly used to image objects in the Hubble pallet.
Bandwidth:
- SII 7nm
- Ha 7nm
- OIII 7nm
Peak Transmission: minimum 80%
CWL (centre of wavelength):
- Ha 656.3nm
- SII 671.6nm
- OIII 500.7nm
Size: 2” mounted
Transmitted Wavefront RMS: λ/4
Parallelism(arcsec): 30s
| Filter | Peak Transmission | Half Width | Transmission in Band | Transmission out of Band |
| Hydrogen Alpha | 656.3nm | 7nm | >80% | Maximum<0.3% Average 0.1% |
| Oxygen III | 500.7nm | 7nm | >80% | Maximum<0.3% Average 0.1% |
| Sulphur II | 671.6nm | 7nm | >80% | Maximum<0.3% Average 0.1% |
SKU: ATK0205
$7,499.00
The Atik 16200 Monochrome camera has been designed from the ground up around the KAF-16200 sensor. With a diagonal measurement of 35mm (APS-H format) and 6 μm pixels this camera is an incredible mix of high resolution and sensor real estate.
It is a great match for a range of telescopes, and all at a much more accessible price than the likes of KAF-11002 and KAF-16803 based cameras.
The design sees the CCD housed in a sealed, argon-purged chamber, complemented by a powerful dual-stage peltier and heatsink for optimum cooling. This camera has the lowest delta you’ve ever seen from Atik, at -45°C typical, and a whopping -50°C max.
Atik 16200 Monochrome Technical Specifications
- Sensor Type: CCD - KAF-16200
- Horizontal Resolution: 4499 pixels
- Vertical Resolution: 3599 pixels
- Pixel Size: 6 µm x 6 µm
- ADC: 16 bit
- Readout Noise: 9e- typical value
- Gain Factor: 0.6e-/ ADU
- Full Well: ~40,000e-
- Dark Current: >0.25 electrons/second at 0°C
- Interface: USB 2.0 High Speed
- Power: 12v DC 2.5A
- Maximum Exposure Length: Unlimited
- Minimum Exposure Length: 200 ms
- Cooling: Thermoelectric set point with max ΔT=>-50°C (-45°C typ.)
- Weight: approx. 1.3 kg
- Backfocus: ±19.5 mm
- Available as mono or colour, with colour version to follow early 2017
$4,399.00
The Atik 383L+ is an 8-megapixel camera using the Truesense KAF-8300 CCD. Much has been written about this CCD to justify its place in astronomers' hearts. It can be succinctly summed up by saying that it's a fabulous CCD, with a huge number of good-sized pixels, and is currently available at an irresistible price.
This sensor has redefined mid-range astro-imaging, making multi-megapixel cooled cameras much more accessible.
Atik prides itself on providing cameras offering the very highest image quality at a reasonable cost. They have built on the success of the highly-regarded Atik 314 platform to support Kodak's KAF-8300. This immediately offers a huge number of advantages, including the very low read-noise circuits and the reliability of using this established design.
Specifications for the Atik 383L+ Mono
| Sensor Type | Truesense KAF-8300M |
| Horizontal Resolution | 3362 pixels |
| Vertical Resolution | 2504 pixels |
| Pixel Size | 5.4 µM x 5.4 µM |
| Imager Size |
17.96 x 13.52mm |
| Diagonal Size |
22.5mm |
| Full Well Depth |
25, 500 electrons |
| Quantum Efficiency |
Peak 57% |
| ADC | 16 bit |
| Readout Noise | 7 e- typical value |
| Interface | USB 2 High Speed |
| Power | 12v DC |
| Cooling | Thermoelectric set point with max ΔT=-40°C. |
| Weight | approx. 700 g |
Mechanical Drawing
Quality hardware
The key to any high-quality camera is the ability to convert light collected by the sensor into digital information while ensuring that as little noise as possible is added. The digital image needs to truly reflect the light collected. The Atik 383L+ achieves this, by having:
- Very low read-noise, 7 electrons, on par with many Sony sensors, enabling faint details to be detected.
- Great linearity, with a regression correlation coefficient of R = 0.9998 over the range of 1,000 to 64,000, making the camera suitable for sensitive photometric measurements.
- The bias frame histogram from the camera shows the ideal Gaussian shape, indicating that maximum detail can be extracted on processing.
The Atik 383L+ is a dream combination of low-noise electronics and a scientific-grade sensor that we are able to offer at a fantastic price. Whether you are an established imager or are just starting, the Atik 383L+ is a great choice.
From $140.00
The UHC-E Filter increases contrast of emission nebulae and comets and blocks the light of typical streetlights as well as airglow. It is best suited for telescopes up to 5" / 125mm.
Main use
The Astronomik UHC-E filter provides a FWHM of 45nm and blocks the light of typical streetlights (e.g. sodium and mercury vapour) as well as airglow. Thus it increases contrast between your target and the night sky. The contrast enhancement is less than that of the Astronomik UHC filter, but at the same time the transmitted amount of starlight is greater. It's therefore better suited to smaller telescopes. As the UHC-E filter passes a spectral line of Carbon (due to the higher FWHM) it opens up the possibility of comet observation.
Other uses
- Observation of Jupiter’s clouds.
- Easier resolution of Double Stars.
- Photography under light-polluted skies with DSLRs and other cameras.
Suitability
- Visual observation (dark skies): Reasonable, an UHC filter is more suitable
- Visual observation (urban skies): Good, for telescopes up to 125 mm aperture and medium exit pupil
- Film photography: Good, but very long exposure times
- CCD photography: Good, when used with an additional IR-block-filter
- DSLR photography (original): Good, colour balance is near perfect
- DSLR photography (astro modified): Good, colour balance is near perfect
- DSLR photography (MC modified): Good, when used with an additional IR-block-filter
- Webcam / Video (Planets): Unsuitable
- Webcam / Video (Deep Sky): Very good, if light pollution is a big problem
Technical Data
- typ. 94% transmission at 486nm (H-beta)
- typ. 95% transmission at 496nm (OIII)
- typ. 95% transmission at 501nm (OIII)
- typ. 94% transmission at 656nm (H alpha)
- transmission 465nm to 530nm and above 645nm
- Full width at half maximum 45nm
- Parfocal with other Astronomik filters
- Glass thickness: 1mm
- Completely resistant against high humidity, scratches and aging effects
- Diffraction limited, the filter will not reduce the optical performance of your telescope!
- Astronomik filters are delivered in a high-quality, long lasting, filter box
- Since 2008 we do ship filters with a completely new design. Any kind of halo or strange reflection is a matter of past
**Special Price on the BINTEL Display Model! One only available**
Highlights:
- Ideal for visual observation and astrophotography.
- Designed for the amateur astronomer or photographer who wants to view and photograph the moon, planets, and deep sky objects.
- Features FPL53 "super" extra-low dispersion (ED) glass in a fully multicoated apochromatic lens system that corrects for both spherical and chromatic aberrations, astigmatism, and off-axis comas.
- This correction creates a wide flat field of view without distortion and removes the blue-tinted halo effect for true high-contrast color transmission.
- Can accept both 2" and 1.25" eyepieces and accessories for visual use.
- Threads on the drawtube allow direct connection of T-rings and other camera mounts.
A ring spacer placed around the objective lens refines star images beautifully in astrophotography.
In the previous SD81S model, a set of three tiny tin foils are placed around the objective lens as a spacer between the doublet lens. The end of the tin foils protruding over the objective lens obstruct the incoming light. As a result, the protruding tin foils make the light of diffraction of stars chipped radially. Exchanging the tin foils for the spacer ring makes the diffraction of the stars' light equal. It allows you to create more refined and beautiful star images in your astrophotography.
The SD lens suppresses residual chromatic aberration far below the threshold of visibility.
A lens of refracting telescopes has chromatic aberration which is caused by different wavelength of visible light (colors) focusing at different distances. The Vixen SD lenses, made of FPL53 super extra-low dispersion glass, allow for correcting the chromatic aberration over a wide spectrum of light. The SD81SII delivers outstandingly sharp images with high contrast for both visual and photographic applications. Moderately bright F7.7 images will satisfy the most demanding visual astronomer or astrophotographer.
A short optical tube in length is handy for not only visual observation but also astrophotography.
The ED81SII optical tube has a moderate short length to enable you to carry and set it up readily. Also, a lightweight optical tube allows you to balance it with fewer counterweights. The ED81S comes equipped with a metal carry handle and the Vixen standard dovetail slide bar M for quick attaching and detaching. The provided Flip mirror diagonal switches incoming light to allow for using two eyepieces of different magnifications alternately. Also, you can install a camera on the straight side and view an image through an eyepiece on the right-angled side of the flip mirror diagonal.
Full-frame imaging with a DSLR camera.
Using an SD reducer HD kit or an SD Flattener SD kit, which are available optionally, the SD80SII provides an image circle of 44mm, adequate for taking photos with a DSLR camera. (Photo) M8, M20 nebulae taken with Vixen SD81SII with SD reducer HD kit (compound focus 496mm) and Pentax K-1 at ISO1600, 49 minutes exposure.
Optional accessories to expand your pleasure of taking astrophotography.
SD Reducer HD Kit: This kit includes a flattener lens to be combined with a reducer lens for a flat and wide imaging field when you use them with the SD81SII, SD103SII, or SD115SII optical tube. The reducer lens reduces a focal length by 0.7X. Direct Wide Photo Adapter 60DX: It is available for Canon EOS or Nikon DSLR cameras. It is possible to change the orientation of a camera for a framing of the photographic field.
Wide Photo Adapter 60DX
High precision camera adapters for prime focus astrophotography are optionally available for Canon EOS and Nikon. The Wide Photo Adapter 60DX is designed to be an integrated camera mount reducing vignetting to the maximum. They are highly effective with full-frame DSLR cameras, and can be used with SD series refractors (in combination with the SD Reducer HD Kit or SD Flattener HD Kit).
Specifications
| Optical Tube | |
|---|---|
| Objective Lens / Effective Aperture | 81mm SD Apochromat Multi-Coated |
| Focal Length (Focal Ratio) | 625mm (F7.7) |
| Resolution / Limiting Magnitude | 1.43 arc sec., 11.3 mag., 134× unaided eye |
| Dimensions / Weight | Length 585mm, outer diameter 90mm, 3.6kg (main body 2.3kg) |
| Finder Scope | XY Red Dot Finder II (one-power aiming device) |
| Eyepiece / Focuser | |
| Focusing System | Rack and Pinion |
| Threads / Visual Back | Screw-in: 60mm, 42mm T-ring Push-fit: 50.8mm, 31.7mm (with Flip Mirror Diagonal) |
| Eyepiece — SLV20mm | 31×, 97′ actual field of view |
| Eyepiece — SLV5mm | 125×, 24′ actual field of view |
| Tripod | |
| Material / Form | Large hexagonal aluminium two-stage extension legs (one-touch type) |
| Leg Length / Height | 570–1,296mm leg length; 526–1,159mm height (from ground) |
| Overall Length / Setting Radius / Weight | 598.4mm overall; setting radius 350–710mm; 3.0kg |
| General | |
| Main Accessories | Parts case, counterweight 1kg ×1, 1.9kg ×1 |
| Solar Observation | Compatible with Sun Projection Screen Set B (sold separately) — short-term observation only |
| Total Weight | 13.1kg (excluding eyepiece) |
| Set Contents | |
| Included Items | SD81SII OTA, AP Mount, APP-TL130 Tripod, Eyepiece SLV20mm, Eyepiece SLV5mm, Parts Case, Counterweight 1kg ×1, Counterweight 1.9kg ×1 |
$299.00
Upgrade your Seestar setup with the TC20 Carbon Fibre Tripod plus TH10 Fluid Tripod head.
The Tripod
A lightweight, sturdy, and adjustable tripod—perfect for a Seestar S30 or Seestar S30 Pro, or for a Seestar S50 in need of a replacement for the stock tripod.
Adjustable Height & Easy Leveling: The TC20 tripod can be adjusted between 9.3” and 14.4” (235–365 mm) tall, with independently adjustable legs that make it simple to level your setup on uneven terrain.
Lightweight & Portable Design: Constructed from carbon fibre, the tripod weighs just 1.3 lbs (0.59 kg) while supporting up to 66 lbs (30 kg) of equipment. It folds down to 10.4” (265 mm) and comes with a protective drawstring carrying bag for convenient transport.
Wide Compatibility: Features a standard 3/8″ threaded mounting screw for easy installation with a wide range of devices and accessories.
Enhanced Stability: Equipped with rubber feet to ensure a secure, non-slip grip while reducing vibrations on various surfaces for steady performance.
The Fluid Head
Seestar TH10 hydraulic tripod head is specially designed for use with Seestar smart telescopes in equatorial mode. It also compatible with most SLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, video cameras, and more.
Made of durable full-metal construction, Seestar TH10 tripod head is compatible with most tripods and accessories on the market. It comes with a quick-release plate that supports both 3/8″ and 1/4″ screws, allowing for easy setup with a wide variety of devices.
With a self weight of 411g, this tripod head can carry a large payload of 5kg.
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.
Ten times closer. Still fits in a jacket pocket.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
$8,399.00
Thermal binoculars. HD clarity, 2,300 m range.
The Ventex XT50 delivers Europe’s highest-resolution thermal binocular experience – a 1280×1024 sensor, 17.5° wide field of view, and dual-eye observation that keeps you scanning longer without fatigue.
Wide-binocular vision. A 17.5° field and European HD sensor that reveals every corner of the landscape at once.
Pulsar’s sharpest thermal sensor. In a binocular.
A 1280×1024 uncooled European sensor with 12 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK renders subtle heat differences with extraordinary fidelity. Paired with the HD AMOLED 1280×960 microdisplay, every feather, fur edge, and distant body reads with defining clarity.
Kilometres of detection range. Spot distant animals, birds at flight altitude, and hidden subjects in conditions where conventional optics see nothing.
17.5° – the widest thermal binocular view.
At 17.5° horizontal (30.7 m at 100 m) and a 62–74 mm interpupillary range, the Ventex XT50 fills both eyes with terrain. Less panning, more finding. Survey wetlands, open plains, and forest canopies the way you experience them in daylight.
1,500 m ranging. ±1 m accuracy.
The built-in Class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder reads distance to 1,500 m with ±1 m precision, in complete darkness, without disturbing your subject. Switch metres and yards on the fly. No separate device to carry or fumble for.
2–16× zoom. Detail at every level.
A 1280×1024 sensor behind 2–16× digital zoom means maximum magnification doesn’t mean maximum pixellation. Distant birds and animals retain identifying detail at full zoom, day surveys or overnight.
8 hours. Hot-swap capable.
A B-Pack Mini external cell (3,200 mAh) plus a 4,000 mAh internal battery deliver 8 hours of operation. When the external pack depletes, the device switches to the internal reserve while you swap. USB-C Power Delivery charges at 5 V and 9 V.
Magnesium alloy. IPX7. −25°C to +50°C.
A one-piece magnesium alloy chassis handles the weight of full binocular optics without flex. IPX7 waterproofing protects in driving rain and splashes. Operating range from −25°C to +50°C covers every Australian season.
Both eyes working. Hours without discomfort.
Thermal monoculars tire the dominant eye – the Ventex XT50 does not. Natural dual-eye observation distributes the load, so pre-dawn surveys stretch into mid-morning without strain. The 62–74 mm interpupillary adjustment and 15 mm eye relief accommodate the full range of observers.
You see them. They don’t see you.
The 1280×1024 European sensor detects heat at up to 2,300 m – revealing birds in flight, animals at scrub edges, and wildlife on distant ridgelines long before they sense your presence. No light, no noise, no disturbance.
Less sweeping. More observing.
A 17.5° horizontal field (30.7 m at 100 m) lets you read an entire wetland edge or track a moving flock without constant panning. Birdwatchers, naturalists, and wildlife carers all benefit from a view wide enough to hold multiple subjects simultaneously.
Dusk to dawn. Hot-swap ready.
The dual battery system – a 4,000 mAh internal cell plus a hot-swappable B-Pack Mini – keeps the Ventex XT50 running for eight hours straight. Swap the external pack mid-session without powering off. USB-C Power Delivery charges fast enough to be ready for the next night out.
Every capability, purpose-built. Night after night.
1280×1024 European uncooled thermal sensor, 12 μm pixel pitch, system NETD below 20 mK
2,300 m detection range for spotting wildlife and birds at true long range
17.5° binocular field of view with 62–74 mm interpupillary distance adjustment
Built-in Class 1 laser rangefinder, 1,500 m range, ±1 m accuracy in complete darkness
2–16× digital zoom with AMOLED HD 1280×960 display
8-hour dual battery life with hot-swap B-Pack Mini and USB-C Power Delivery
IPX7 waterproof, −25°C to +50°C operating range, magnesium alloy chassis
64 GB built-in recording, Wi-Fi, Pulsar Wild Vision app for live streaming
Nine colour palettes with picture-in-picture mode
Classic ergonomic design, six-button layout, 1/4″ tripod socket, 0.95 kg with batteries
Pulsar Ventex XT50
Available from Bintel, Australia’s trusted telescope and optics specialist. Expert advice from working naturalists and astronomers, ships from Sydney.
The Pulsar Ventex XT50 thermal binoculars. Backed by Bintel.
$6,599.00
See what others cannot. At distances that leave wildlife undisturbed.
The Lumion XL50 brings a 1024×768 HD thermal sensor, F/1.0 germanium lens and 2,300 m detection range to serious birdwatchers, wildlife researchers and conservation professionals. Identify species in total darkness, through foliage, across open water – without ever getting close enough to influence behaviour.
Authorised Australian distribution. Full local warranty support from Bintel, Sydney.
The detail to identify. The range to stay back. The Lumion XL50 is the thermal monocular serious wildlife observers have been waiting for.
The bird in the hedgerow. Clearly resolved.
Image Boost applies advanced algorithmic processing to the raw sensor output, pulling fine detail from scenes where standard thermals deliver flat, ambiguous blobs. A wader at the water’s edge, a raptor perched in dense canopy, a mammal at the treeline – each becomes sharply defined.
Sensor sensitivity, brightness and contrast are all adjustable on the fly, so you tune the image to the species and the scene rather than accepting a generic preset.
Every detail considered, for observers who never switch off.
The XL50 is built for marathon sessions – from predawn roost counts to late-night mammal surveys. Ergonomics, weather resistance and intuitive controls combine so that the tool never becomes the obstacle.
Lock on before it moves
Zoom and focus rings follow the same layout as a professional camera lens. The moment you lift the XL50, the controls are where you expect them – so you frame, focus and confirm identity before a fast-moving subject disappears.
Confident in your grip, whatever the conditions
Wear-resistant rubber armour wraps the chassis for a secure hold in rain, mud or cold. It absorbs knocks, repels dust and moisture, and wipes clean at the end of a long session in the field.
Rated for the conditions you actually work in
IPX7 waterproofing and an operating range of −25 to +40°C cover everything from an alpine winter survey to a tropical coastal count. The chassis is built to perform, not to be babied.
Set it up the way you work
A symmetrical layout, adaptable hand straps and programmable buttons suit left and right-handed observers, and a personal user mode stores the settings you reach for most.
Grab it and go – wherever the survey takes you
The included case is built to work, not just store. Modular straps integrate with your backpack or field harness for a genuine 3-point carry, so the XL50 is always within reach and never in the way.
Sharp from the first light, even in a frost
The frost-resistant AMOLED HD display delivers a crisp, true-to-sensor image regardless of temperature. On cold mornings when conventional optics fog and digital screens dim, the XL50 shows you everything.
All night. With a spare in your pocket if you need it.
The APS 3 Li-ion pack delivers around 7 hours at +22°C. When a survey runs long, swap in a fresh pack in seconds – no cables, no waiting, no missed sightings.
Recharge over USB Type-C with Power Delivery support for a faster top-up, or drop the removed pack onto any Qi wireless pad when you are back at base.
2,300 m of reach. Every pixel working for you.
A 14° field of view sweeps habitat fast. An F/1.0 lens draws in thermal detail at the far edge of detection range. The result is an instrument that keeps up with wildlife – and with observers who know what they are looking for.
Everything you need in the field. Nothing you have to add.
Detail at the limits of detection
An F/1.0 objective gathers maximum thermal energy, so fine detail holds up in cool ambient conditions and at the outer edge of the 2,300 m detection range – where lesser lenses give you noise.
Document what you see, without slowing down
Record video and stills directly to 64 GB of built-in memory as .mp4 and .jpg files. No SD card to lose in the dark, no phone to pair before you can capture.
Share the sighting in real time
Dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi pairs with the Wild Vision app for live streaming to a phone or tablet, instant sharing with a team, or full remote control when the XL50 is deployed on a mount.
Colour palettes
Choose from nine thermal colour palettes to match the scene, the species and your own preference.
Everything that matters. In a single instrument.
HD 1024×768 thermal sensor with sub-20 mK system NETD
2,300 m detection range for confident long-range observation
Wide 14° field of view for fast target acquisition
2.5× to 20× magnification with smooth 8× digital zoom
Fast F/1.0 aperture for better detail in low-contrast scenes
Pulsar Image Boost for sharper detail and contrast
Frost-resistant AMOLED HD display, sharp in the cold
Built-in 64 GB video recorder with .mp4 and .jpg output
Dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi with the Wild Vision app
Nine selectable colour palettes for every scene and species
IPX7 fully waterproof construction
Wide operating range from −25 to +40°C
Replaceable Li-ion battery pack with up to 8 hours of use
USB Type-C with Power Delivery and wireless charging
Symmetrical layout and straps for left or right-handed use
Ergonomic 3-point carrying system with modular straps
The complete Lumion XL50.
The premium Pulsar, backed by Bintel.
The Lumion XL50 is supplied through Pulsar’s authorised Australian distribution. Buy from Bintel and you get an expertly set-up unit, full Australian warranty support, and advice from the same optics specialists who outfit researchers, conservation professionals and serious birdwatchers across the country.
$3,999.00
Detect. Range. Identify. All from one device.
The Orni XG35 integrates 1,800 m thermal detection, a 1,500 m laser rangefinder, and electronic image stabilisation into a single monocular that runs for 12 hours. Built for birdwatchers and wildlife observers who push deep into the field.
Twelve hours of thermal. Stabilised views, integrated ranging, and the battery to use them all night.
Faint signatures. Long distances. Sharp results.
The 640×480 uncooled European sensor with 12 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK resolves subtle heat differences at 1,800 m – through rain, fog, and dense scrub. Nine colour palettes let you tune contrast for the conditions at hand.
Kilometres of detection range in total darkness. No ambient light needed, no torch, no compromise to your night vision.
Range to 1,500 m, ±1 m
The Class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder gives precise distance readouts up to 1,500 m in complete darkness. Switch between metres and yards on the fly.
Tripod-free clarity at 20×.
Electronic image stabilisation corrects hand shake across the full 2.5–20× zoom range. Hold a steady image on a perched raptor or a mammal at 1,500 m without reaching for a tripod.
Crisp 1024×768. Auto-brightness.
The frost-resistant AMOLED HD display at 1024×768 adjusts brightness automatically – readable at midnight, usable at dawn. What the sensor resolves, the display renders faithfully.
12 hours, quick-swap APS 5
A removable APS 5 (4,900 mAh) plus a 3,200 mAh built-in battery together deliver 12 hours. Swap the external pack in seconds without interrupting a session. Universal USB-C charging works with any power bank.
Ambidextrous, one-handed operation
Ergonomic grip works equally in left or right hand. Six conveniently placed buttons, haptic feedback for glove use, and a belt clip plus hand strap included. Optimised for long observation sessions in the field.
Identify species at range. Species-level detail without disturbing behaviour.
The 12.5° field of view sweeps treetops, paddock edges, and wetland margins efficiently. Zoom to 20× and the integrated rangefinder tells you exactly how far away that subject is. Built for the Australian birdwatcher who goes out before dawn and stays out after dark.
See through the dark. Find what hides.
The Orni XG35 resolves heat signatures at distances where conventional optics go blind – nocturnal animals, dense vegetation, fog, and rain are no longer obstacles. At 1,800 m, you are the apex observer.
12 hours. No recharge required mid-session.
The dual battery system pairs a quick-swap external APS 5 pack (4,900 mAh) with a 3,200 mAh built-in cell. When the external pack depletes, the device keeps running on the internal reserve while you swap. USB-C Power Delivery supports 5 V and 9 V fast charging.
IP67. Magnesium alloy. Ready for anything.
Full IP67 dust and waterproof protection paired with a magnesium alloy chassis handles the Australian bush, wet scrub, and desert heat alike – operating from −25°C to +40°C. It is built for observation, not for the shelf.
Range, detect, stabilise, record. All night, every night.
640×480 European uncooled thermal sensor, 12 μm pixel pitch, system NETD below 20 mK
1,800 m detection range for spotting wildlife and birds at extended range
Built-in Class 1 laser rangefinder with 1,500 m range and ±1 m accuracy in darkness
Electronic image stabilisation for steady 2.5–20× zoom views without a tripod
12-hour dual battery life with quick-swap APS 5 and USB-C Power Delivery charging
IP67 fully dustproof and waterproof to 1 m for 30 minutes
AMOLED HD 1024×768 display with automatic brightness and 64 GB built-in recording
Wi-Fi with Pulsar Wild Vision app for live streaming and remote control
Ambidextrous one-handed design with haptic feedback and picture-in-picture mode
Magnesium alloy housing operating from −25°C to +40°C with 1/4″ tripod socket
Pulsar Orni XG35
Available from Bintel, Australia’s trusted telescope and optics specialist since 1958. Expert advice from working naturalists and astronomers, ships from Sydney.
The Pulsar Orni XG35 thermal monocular. Backed by Bintel.
$2,099.00
Pocket-sized. Sees a kilometre in darkness.
At 300 g and 144 mm long, the Alaris XQ30 is the thermal monocular that’s always in your pocket – and always ready. Detect animals at 1,050 m through total darkness, fog, and dense scrub without carrying extra kit.
Pocket thermal. The one you actually carry, because you hardly know it’s there.
Detect what your eyes cannot – in any conditions.
The 384×288 uncooled sensor with 17 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK picks out warm animals against cold backgrounds in dense bush, open paddock, fog, and smoke. Nine selectable colour palettes – including White Hot, Black Hot, and Red Hot – let you tune the display to conditions.
System NETD in millikelvin. Detects the faintest heat signatures, even in low-contrast environments where conventional night vision fails.
Wide scan to close detail. 2–8×.
The F30/1.2 objective and 13.3° field of view let you sweep paddock edges at 2× and zoom to 8× to confirm a species in seconds. Smooth digital zoom with no pause or button hunting.
Frost-resistant. Vivid at any temperature.
The frost-resistant AMOLED display at 640×400 pixels stays sharp and vivid from midsummer heat to winter pre-dawn cold. What the sensor captures, the screen renders faithfully.
Stream live to your phone.
Built-in dual-band Wi-Fi (2.4 / 5 GHz) connects to the Pulsar Wild Vision app for live streaming to a smartphone, remote control, and over-the-air firmware updates – all without cables.
16 GB onboard storage
Capture photos in JPG and video in MP4 directly to 16 GB of internal memory. Charge via USB-C while recording in the field.
IPX7 waterproof, magnesium alloy body
Rated IPX7 for full waterproofing. The rugged magnesium alloy housing resists drops and dissipates heat, staying reliable from −20°C to +40°C.
Always with you. On-target the moment it leaves your pocket.
At 144×41×69 mm and just 0.3 kg with battery installed, the Alaris XQ30 disappears into a jacket pocket. The symmetrical form and intuitively placed buttons mean you are scanning the moment you raise it, whether that’s at dawn, dusk, or 2 am in the field.
Find warm bodies. Even in total darkness.
The 13.3° field of view sweeps tree lines, paddock edges, and wetland margins fast. Animals hidden in darkness, dense scrub, or heavy morning fog appear immediately as bright heat signatures – even before your eyes have adjusted to the dark.
Run all night without stopping. Swap in seconds if you do.
The removable APS 3 lithium-ion battery (3,200 mAh) delivers 7.5 hours of continuous use at 22°C. When it runs low, swap in a spare in seconds, no tools required. USB-C charging means one cable for everything you carry.
Night vision stops here. Thermal doesn’t.
Rain, fog, smoke, and total darkness defeat conventional night vision – not thermal. The 50 Hz frame rate delivers smooth, real-time video with every warm body rendered clearly, whatever conditions the Australian night throws at you.
Compact. Capable. Ready for the field. Nothing is there for show.
384×288 uncooled thermal sensor with 17 μm pixel pitch and system NETD below 20 mK
1,050 m detection range for spotting large animals across open ground
50 Hz frame rate for smooth, real-time thermal video at any zoom level
IPX7 waterproof rating and rugged magnesium alloy housing for Australian conditions
7.5 hours of battery life with quick-swap APS 3 system and USB-C charging
Nine colour palettes for optimised contrast in any lighting or environmental condition
Wi-Fi and Wild Vision app support for live streaming and remote access from a smartphone
16 GB internal storage for JPG photos and MP4 video direct to device
Three sensitivity amplification levels with advanced noise filtration for cleaner images
Pocket-sized form: 144×41×69 mm, 0.3 kg, with 1/4″ tripod socket
Pulsar Alaris XQ30
Available from Bintel, Australia’s trusted telescope and optics specialist since 1958. Expert advice from working naturalists and astronomers, ships from Sydney.
The Pulsar Alaris XQ30 thermal monocular. Backed by Bintel.
$15,049.00
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.
f/2.75 is not just fast. It is the difference between finishing a target tonight and coming back next month.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Every number that matters.
Professional imaging. Backed by Australia’s telescope authority.
$9,869.00
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.
Every clear night is too short. The FSCT8 makes sure you get the most out of every hour of it.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Every number that matters.
The fast SCT, reimagined. Backed by Australia’s telescope authority.
$79.00
Experience the universe through your Sony α6300/6500 with our precision-engineered adapter ring. Designed specifically for Sony's Mirrorless E-Mount system, this M48 adapter ensures seamless integration with your telescope, unlocking the wonders of the night sky.
$959.00
Camera. Mic. Light. One kit.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Creator Combo is the complete vlogging camera kit for solo content creators. Wireless DJI Mic 3 Transmitter, fill light, wide-angle lens, and mini tripod added to the pocket gimbal camera. Every accessory a content creator actually uses, sourced, paired, and ready to go.
Every accessory a solo creator needs. Pre-paired and ready the moment you open the box.
Broadcast audio, no recorder needed.
The DJI Mic 3 Transmitter clips to your subject and streams broadcast-quality wireless audio directly to the Pocket 4. Pre-paired from the factory. No external recorder, no manual sync in post.
Flattering light wherever you are.
The included fill light mounts to the rig and adds controlled, even illumination for face-to-camera content, interviews, and indoor shoots where ambient light falls short.
More scene. No quality trade-off.
The magnetic wide-angle lens snaps on in seconds, expanding your field of view for vlogs, tight interiors, and architecture. Same 1-inch sensor, same cinematic quality, just more of the world in frame.
Hands-free. Solo-proof.
The compact tripod doubles as a handle extension and desktop stand. Lock off a shot, run a time-lapse, or record a face-to-camera monologue without holding the camera. No second person needed.
Pre-assembled. Skip the compatibility research.
The Creator Combo bundles the Pocket 4 with the four accessories solo creators spend the most time sourcing and pairing. Wireless mic, fill light, wide-angle lens, mini tripod. All compatible, all tested, all in one bag.
190 grams. Cinema-grade results.
14 stops of dynamic range and 10-bit D-Log give you footage that grades like a cinema camera. From the Kimberley to a Melbourne rooftop, this 4K vlogging camera for travel fits in your back pocket and shoots like a full rig. The 3-axis mechanical gimbal keeps every frame smooth regardless of how you move. All of it in 190 grams.
The full creator kit. Nothing left to buy.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 camera
DJI Mic 3 Transmitter with magnetic clip and windscreens
Fill light
Wide-angle lens (magnetic attachment)
Mini tripod (doubles as handle extension)
USB-C Power Delivery cable, gimbal clamp, wrist strap
Handle with 1/4″ thread
Carrying pouch plus additional carrying bag
Technical specifications.
The complete creator kit. Backed by Bintel.
$769.00
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.
Fourteen stops of dynamic range. In the palm of your hand.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Built to create. Backed by Bintel.
$2,199.00
The compact and lightweight spotting scope for detailed bird watching.
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Premium Optics with HD Concept
The ZEISS Conquest Apia 65 is the ideal spotting scope for nature and bird watchers who want to combine lightness and compact design with outstanding optical performance when on the move. It is a reliable companion on long and mobile observation tours. Thanks to its HD optics concept, it delivers clear, high-contrast images across the entire field of view, and its 20–50x zoom range allows you to see both a wide overview and the finest details.
The high light transmission of 87% ensures reliable observations even in low light conditions. Ergonomic focus and zoom wheels make operation easy, while the robust housing with non-slip armouring protects the optics and the LotuTec® coating allows water and dirt to simply roll off.
Compact and Lightweight
Designed for those who are always on the move, the Conquest Apia's slim, lightweight body fits effortlessly into any pack. Whether you're glassing a hillside at dawn or scanning a wetland from the edge of a hide, this scope won't slow you down. Its compact proportions belie the full-sized optical performance within.
Premium Optics with HD Concept
ZEISS HD glass elements deliver exceptional colour fidelity and resolution across the full zoom range. Fluoride-type glass suppresses chromatic aberration so subjects appear with outstanding edge-to-edge sharpness and natural colour rendition — even in challenging low-light or high-contrast conditions.
ZEISS T* Anti-Reflection Coating
ZEISS T* multi-coating is applied to every air-to-glass surface, reducing reflections to an absolute minimum and maximising light transmission. The result is a bright, high-contrast image with exceptional colour neutrality — the hallmark of every ZEISS optic. In low light or against bright skies, the difference is immediately visible.
LotuTec® Hydrophobic Lens Coating
The outer lens surfaces are treated with ZEISS LotuTec® — a hydrophobic nano-coating inspired by the lotus flower's self-cleaning properties. Water, grease and dust bead off rather than smearing. In rain, fog or dewy conditions your view remains clear without constantly wiping the lens. LotuTec® keeps your optics performing flawlessly no matter what the weather throws at you.
Ergonomic Design
Every control on the Conquest Apia is where your hands naturally fall. The smooth dual-speed focus wheel allows quick rough focus followed by precise fine adjustment, while the large, textured zoom ring is easily operated with gloves on. The angled eyepiece option makes extended sessions effortless whether the scope is on a low tripod or a high window mount.
In addition, compatibility with the ZEISS Digiscoping Adapter allows you to take photos and videos with your smartphone for nature documentation and birdwatching.
Specifications:
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Light Transmission |
87 % |
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Magnification |
20 – 50 x |
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Lens Diameter |
65 mm |
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Zoom Factor |
2.5 x |
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Exit Pupil Diameter |
3.2 – 1.2 mm |
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Focal Length |
375 mm |
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Field of View at 1,000 m (yds) |
48 – 27 m |
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Close Focusing Distance |
3.5 m |
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LotuTec | Nitrogen Filled |
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Water Resistance |
200 mbar |
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Filter Thread |
M67 x 0.75 |
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Length |
299 mm |
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Weight |
1,350 g |
$319.95
Close-distance observation from a minimum focusing distance of approximately 50 centimeters
Compact binoculars for both long distance and close up viewing.
We've been amazed at what our BINTEL customers have been using these unique Pentax Papilio binoculars for. Perfect for everything from nature watching and bird observing, through to taking to museums for close up views of exhibitions, checking out electronic circuitry or even examining the fine details on medieval manuscripts.
Highlights
- Close-distance observation from a minimum focusing distance of approximately 50 centimeters
- The first Papilio-series model to feature a weather-resistant construction
- High-performance optical design
- Latest HD Coating to further upgrade optical performance
- Long eye relief
- Easy-to-hold rubber casing
In general, observing an object from a close distance with a pair of binoculars causes a discrepancy in the visual field between the right and left eyes. In order to compensate for this discrepancy, the Papilio III WR incorporates the PENTAX-original convergence correction mechanism, which slides the objective lenses in conjunction with the focusing distance. This unique mechanism lets the user more comfortably observe subjects at close range without suffering eye fatigue.
Since the objective lenses returns to their original position in long-range observation, this model also performs superbly in normal applications, such as birdwatching, hiking, concerts and sports viewing.
The first Papilio-series model to feature a weather-resistant construction
For the first time in the Papilio series, the Papilio III WR features a weather-resistant construction which minimizes the intrusion of water and moisture into the interior, making it a highly dependable observation tool in the rain and mist and at locations prone to water splashes. An anti-stain coating has also been applied to the eyepieces and front plate-glass surfaces to minimize the adhesion of dust and stains.
Latest HD Coating to further upgrade optical performance
The newest high-performance HD Coating* has been applied to some of the optical elements already treated with full multi-coating. Compared with conventional multi-coatings, this assures higher transmittance with less reflection. The result is that the Papilio III WR delivers extra-clear, higher-contrast images even under such demanding conditions as backlighting.
High-performance optical design
All optical elements of the Papilio III WR are treated with a full multi-coating process to assure the optimum imaging performance, while minimizing unwanted reflections. The combination of the aspherical optical elements and the high-refraction BaK4 index glass prisms also delivers a sharp, clear subject image without distortion, even at the edges of the image field.
Easy-to-hold rubber casing
The entire binocular body is encased in a protective rubber casing to assure better holding comfort and superior impact resistance.
Long eye relief
This model’s long 15mm eye relief allows even eyeglass-wearers to clearly and comfortably observe the entire field of vision.
Other Features
- RICOH-original dual-axis eye-space adjustment mechanism for simple, effortless adjustment of the width between the eyepieces
- Helicoid-type eyepiece rings for single-action, push-and-pull adjustment of eyepiece positions
- Click-stop diopter adjustment mechanism to prevent accidental shift of the diopter settings
- Quick-action neck strap, with instant attachment and release operations
Specifications
| Magnification | 6.5× |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 21mm |
| Real Field of View | 7.5° |
| Field of View at 1000m | 131m |
| Exit Pupil | 3.2mm |
| Eye Relief | 15mm |
| Relative Brightness | 10.2 |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 0.5m |
| Height | 114mm |
| Width | 110mm |
| Thickness | 55mm |
| Weight | 295g |
| Accessories | Case, neck strap, eyepiece lens cap |
A pro-level standard zoom lens with a constant, bright F2.8 aperture and full weather sealing, delivering exceptional image quality in even the most challenging conditions.
The OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 12–40mm F2.8 PRO II is a professional standard zoom lens that delivers exceptional image quality and reliability across a wide range of shooting scenarios, from landscapes to outdoor portraits. With its constant F2.8 aperture and precision optics, it excels in both stills and video—making it ideal for outdoor, travel, portraits, and documentary photography.
Built to withstand the elements, the lens features IP53-rated weather sealing, with splash-proof and dust-proof construction. The fast MSC autofocus ensures quick, silent focusing, while the ZERO coating reduces flare. Additionally, the manual focus clutch allows for a seamless switch between auto and manual focus modes.
- 12-40mm focal length (24-80mm-35mm equivalent)
- F2.8 aperture, 7-blade circular aperture
- IP53-rated weather- and dust sealing, ZERO coating
- Weighs 382g, has a length of 84mm, and has a 62mm filter diameter
- 14 elements in 9 groups
- 0.2m minimum focusing distance
- MSC High-speed autofocus
High Quality Optics
This 12-40mm lens is built using world-class optics with a bright aperture and features everything you need to capture high resolution images.
Let the light flow in. This fast, large aperture lens delivers plenty of brightness to help you shoot high resolution photos in a range of shooting situations.
14 ELEMENTS IN 9 GROUPS
It’s compact but packs plenty of optical firepower. Built with precision-cut glass configured in 9 groups with 14 elements all made to capture high resolution images.
Zero Coating
Besides being built with some of the world’s finest glass, we apply an advanced coating that suppresses ghosting and flares.
Specifications
| Focal Length Range | 12-40mm |
| 35mm Equivalent | 24-80mm |
| Angle of View | 84° (wide) - 30° (tele) |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 0.2m |
| Maximum Aperture | f/2.8 |
| Minimum Aperture | f/22 |
| Maximum Image Magnification | 0.3x |
| Diaphragm | 7 blade circular |
| Lens Function Button [L-Fn] | Yes |
| MSC Mechanism | Yes |
| MF Clutch / Snapshot Ring | Yes |
| Lens Sync IS | No |
| Lens Coating | Yes (ZERO Coating) |
| Filter Diameter | 62mm |
| Dimensions | 69.9mm x 84mm |
| Weight | 382g |
| Type | Zoom Lens |
| Weatherproof | Dustproof, Freezeproof, Splashproof |
| Warranty | 24 months |
A versatile ultra-wide to standard zoom lens with PRO-grade optics and full weather-sealing, perfect for travel and landscapes.
The OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 8-25mm F4.0 PRO is a versatile, high-performance zoom lens that covers everything from ultra-wide to standard views, making it the ideal all-in-one solution for travel, landscapes, outdoor portraits, and everyday photography.
With a constant F4.0 aperture and PRO-series optics, it delivers exceptional edge-to-edge sharpness and stunning rendering throughout the zoom range. Its retractable design improves portability, while the robust IP53-rated dustproof and splashproof construction ensures reliable performance in even the most challenging environments. The advanced ZERO coating reduces flare and ghosting, and the fast, silent autofocus system makes it perfect for both stills and video capture.
Highlights
- 8-25mm focal length (16-50mm-35mm equivalent)
- F4.0 aperture, 7-blade circular aperture
- IP53-rated weather and dust Sealing, ZERO coating
- Weighs 411g, has a 86mm length and a 72mm filter diameter
- 0.23m minimum focusing distance
- MSC high-speed autofocus
- 16 elements in 13 groups
We're Leading a Revolution In Optics
Our relentless drive to create the world’s best optics means one thing for you: capturing awe-inspiring photos.
Wide-Angle Zoom
Go wide. Get close. The 8-25mm PRO’s distance-shrinking 3.1x zoom lets you capture spectacular detail at every focal point.
Bright, Fixed Aperture
As you move through the 8-25mm PRO’s zoom range, the F4.0 constant aperture guarantees bright, high resolution images.
Fluorine Coating
Clean your lens in a second or two thanks to an innovative coating that effectively repels dust, dirt, rain and snow.
Built To Exceed Your Most Exacting Standards
Capture flawlessly sharp images thanks to pro features including precision-cut glass, durable metal construction, and a no-worry weatheromsealed design.
Specifications
| Focal Length Range | 8-25mm |
| 35mm Equivalent | 16-50mm |
| Angle of View | 107° - 47° |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 0.23m (throughout the zoom range) |
| Maximum Aperture | f/4.0 |
| Minimum Aperture | f/22 |
| Maximum Image Magnification | Wide: 0.07x / Tele: 0.21x |
| Diaphragm | 7 blade circular |
| Lens Function Button [L-Fn] | Yes |
| MSC Mechanism | Yes |
| MF Clutch / Snapshot Ring | Yes |
| Lens Sync IS | No |
| Lens Coating | Yes (ZERO Coating) |
| Filter Diameter | 72mm |
| Dimensions | 77mm x 88.5mm |
| Weight | 411g |
| Type | Zoom Lens |
| Weatherproof | Dustproof, Freezeproof, Splashproof |
| Warranty | 24 months |
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