WandererCover V4-EC 100mm Motorized Flat Panel
Recommended diameter: 100 mm. Check the measurement and the mounting.
CHF 669.00incl. Swiss VAT
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Timeframe: 10 days to 3 weeks
Estimated shipping: Between November 19 and 24, 2026
The ToupTek HOPE D60 is a true astrograph in a compact format: an apochromatic telescope with a 60 mm diameter and 280 mm focal length (f/4.66), equipped with a PAPO (Planar Apochromatic) optics with 5 elements and a integrated field corrector. It effortlessly covers a full-format sensor (44 mm image circle) while delivering spot stars from center to corner, without the need for additional correctors or complicated backfocus calculations.
Designed above all for the’deep sky astrophotography, Yet the HOPE D60 remains accessible to beginners who want an instrument that's easy to set up and easy to upgrade. Its short, robust tube 3-inch focuser and its M48/M54 interfaces make it an excellent companion for both modern astro cameras and hybrid photo cameras.

The formula PAPO (Planar Apochromatic) of the HOPE D60 is a 5-lens apochromatic lens specially developed for astrophotography:
In concrete terms, the PAPO formula offers round, highly concentrated stars, with uniform sharpness across the entire field. Optical tests show a spot RMS radius below 1.1 µm at center and 2.3 µm at full-format edge We're very close to the diffraction limit. What's more, the system maintains an almost identical focus over several wavelengths, guaranteeing a common focus for RGB and stars without colored bangs.

The HOPE D60 is designed as a fast, perfectly corrected astrograph for modern sensors:
The combination of these features results in images that are very pricked, even and without soft corners, even on large or very demanding sensors (fine pixels).
Thanks to the integrated flattener, The HOPE D60 functions as a ready-to-use astrograph:
Note: as focus and backfocus are optimized for a direct photographic chain, the use of a angled return for visual is not recommended on this model - the HOPE D60 is truly designed as a pure astrophoto instrument.
The HOPE D60 is not only optically accomplished, it is also mechanically meticulous:
Despite its performance, the HOPE D60 remains extremely compact :
The focuser's output is designed for easy integration into modern astrophotography chains:
The HOPE D60 is also designed to operate with motorized focusers of different brands, simplifying integration into a fully automated setup (autofocus, long sequences, remote, etc.).
Thanks to its versatility, the HOPE D60 covers a wide range of applications:
The HOPE D60 is equally well suited to the ambitious beginner who wants a simple, high-performance, scalable instrument, than to the’experienced astrophotographer looking for a fast, perfectly flat and very compact full-format astrograph. Its 5-element PAPO optical design, 3″ focuser, and modern interfaces make it an ideal telescope for getting the most out of today’s cameras and camera bodies—whether in the field, in a fixed setup, or on the go.
The ToupTek HOPE D60 is a five-element apochromatic telescope (SD and lanthanum glass) with a 60 mm aperture and a 280 mm focal length (f/4.7), designed primarily for deep-sky astrophotography. Its focal length is ideal for large nebulae such as the North America Nebula, the Rosette Nebula, or the Heart and Soul Nebula, the entire Andromeda Galaxy, and the Pleiades with their nebular features. With a fast f/4.7 aperture, it allows for reasonable exposure times even when using narrow-band filters.
With an APS-C camera featuring 3.76 µm pixels (Sony IMX571 sensor), you get approximately 2.77″ per pixel for a field of view of 4.8° × 3.2°. This is a wide field of view typical of wide-angle imaging; a camera with 2.9 µm pixels will provide finer star detail if desired. The 44 mm image circle covers full-frame sensors (24 × 36 mm): a full-frame mirrorless camera will also work.
No. Its optical design (a five-element apochromatic design using SD glass and lanthanum) inherently produces a flat field, with sharp stars all the way to the corners, without the need for an external flattener.
55 mm; M48 thread (M54 optional). This focal length is measured from the thread to the sensor, including the rings, filter wheel, and shutter: adhering to this measurement down to the millimeter ensures that stars remain round at the edges.
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Recommended diameter: 100 mm. Check the measurement and the mounting.
Recommended diameter: 150 mm. Check the measurement and the mounting.

