Nebulae
When viewing or Imaging deep sky objects such as nebulae, it is important to allow your telescope to gather as much light as possible for the clarity of the image. The size of the aperture is going to determine how much light you are able to collect before sending it through your eyepiece. For this, we believe a quality reflector telescope or a catadioptic telescope is the most efficient way to achieve the best images of nebulae. The wider field-of-view of these telescope types will also allow you to take in more context in your deep-space viewing.
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Refine Search
- Reflecting Telescopes
- Refracting Telescopes
- Dobsonian Telescopes
- Astrophotography Telescopes
- Go-To & Computerized Telescopes
- Solar Telescopes
- Decorative Telescopes
- Kids Telescopes
User Level
Viewing Purpose
Navigate
BRANDS
- 3d Astronomy
- Alpen
- APM
- Astro Haven
- Astro-Hutech
- Astro-Zap
- Astrodon
- Astrosystems
- Astrozap
- Barska
- Bob's Knobs
- Bresser
- Denkmeier
- Dew-Not
- Explora Dome
- Explore One
- Explore Scientific
- Farpoint
- Hyperion
- JMI
- Lunt
- National Geographic
- Skygaze Optics
- Starlight Instruments
- Starlight Investment
- Stellarvue
- Vixen Optics
- William Optics
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