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Visit Sky-Watcher Evostar 72ED APO is a little jewel of optical engineering, designed for anyone looking for a compact, lightweight telescope with outstanding image quality. Behind its apparent simplicity lies precision apochromatic optics, ideal for nomadic astrophotography, visual observation and terrestrial photography.
This refractor is equipped with a 72 mm doublet lens, one element of which is made of ultra-low-dispersion ED glass. This design effectively corrects chromatic aberration, for sharp, high-contrast images free from colored bangs, even on the brightest stars.
All air-glass surfaces are treated with the exclusive MHC - Metallic High-Transmission Coatingswith a light transmission rate of up to 99.5 %. The result: exceptional luminosity and color fidelity ideal for astrophotography or fine detail observation.
| Features | Detail |
|---|---|
| Optical type | Apochromatic doublet refractor (ED) |
| Opening | 72 mm |
| Focal length | 420 mm |
| F/D ratio | f/5.8 |
| Useful magnification power | Up to 216x |
| Focuser | Crayford 2″ double-speed (10:1 ratio) |
| Optical treatment | MHC - High-transmission multi-layer 99.5% |
| Tube weight | 1.955 kg |
| Tube length | 42 cm |
| Steam protection | Removable mist guard |
| Finder frame | Standard bracket (Vixen type) |
| Supplied accessories | Rings, 45 mm dovetail with 1/4″ pitch, aluminum case |
With its f/5.8 ratioThe 72ED is fast and bright, perfect for photographing bright nebulae, open clusters and even terrestrial landscapes. Its short focal length gives it a wide field of view, ideal for APS-C or full-frame sensors. It can also be converted into a formidable telephoto lens with a suitable field corrector.
Delivered in a padded aluminum case, the Sky-Watcher Evostar 72ED is ready to take you anywhere. Whether it's a weekend under dark skies or a quick night on the balcony, it sets up in minutes and offers a high-end, no-holds-barred experience.
Visit Sky-Watcher Evostar 72ED APO is an excellent choice for serious beginners to astrophotography, or for complementing a heavier configuration with a light, fast instrument. Its optical quality, ultra-portable format and versatility make it a must-have in the Sky-Watcher range.
