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NP127is: Image of the Day! (9/21/2022)
Nicola Beltraminelli's astro-imaging work came to our attention when he won the AstroBin Image of the Day for his Lion Nebula image taken with the Tele Vue NP127is. Reviewers praise the effort for bringing out the complexity of the nebula with striking details and colors. -
NP127is: Return to Imaging over Taos, NM (10/8/2021)
Jerry Macon expands his Tele Vue-NP127is imaging to include Hubble Pallette filters and mono camera. -
Imaging the Skies with the Tele Vue-NP127is (2/9/2021)
We're quite impressed with Frank Wielgus' exquisite collection of wide-field, deep-sky images. They've often been selected as winners in the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh's Kevin J. Brunelle Photography Contest. -
NP127is Imaging the Skies Over Sydney! (10/2/2020)
We were struck by the neon-like colors produced by Murray Parkinson's imaging through our Tele Vue-NP127is APO Refractor using narrowband filters. His Porpoise Nebula image looks like it is leaping out of the page! -
NP127is: Imaging the Skies Over Upstate New York! (9/2/2020)
Greg Thompson says: "I decided on the Tele Vue-NP127is. It just fit into everything that I was looking for. Fast, light, outstanding optics, a focal length I was looking for, and the images I was seeing on Astrobin just had a different look to them that set them apart. I was sold!". -
NP127is: Imaging the Skies Over Tampa, FL! (7/1/2020)
From his driveway in Tampa, Jun Luo images the skies between the street lights and tells us whey the NP127is is the right scope for him. -
NP127is: Imaging the Skies Over Taos, NM (3/13/2019)
Jerry Macron has the skies people only dream of! Only the scope will do for imaging here. In this richly illustrated blog post he tells us "the optics are perfect from border to border" on his Tele Vue-NP127is. - From Tom's Driveway: Tele Vue-NP127is & Tele Vue-85 Simultaneous Imaging! (9/12/2018)
Tom uses the NP127is and TV-85 simultaneously to produce spectacular deep-sky images. "I can take 20-to-30-minute sub-frames with dinner plate round stars all the way to the edges of the field-of-view", he tells us. See these images and learn Tom's dual-scope imaging technique on the blog. -
Jeff Bennett's Tele Vue-NP127is Images
(7/18/2018)
California's Jeff Bennett explains how he settled on the NP127is after 30+ years of enjoying astronomy. -
NP127is: Imaging the Skies Over Denmark (3/7/2018)
The NP127is is paired with a Track The Stars TTS 160 Panther mount to create a perfectly portable imaging setup. -
Tele Vue-NP127is: Imaging the Skies Over Europe (9/20/2017)
The NP127is is described as a "spaceship window" in this user profile.
Hi Al,
Thanks for our chat today. It was enlightening. More, it was encouraging to speak to you knowing that, though you are the head of a busy company, you would take the time to talk to me.
It is said that the memory of one's first love lingers a lifetime. The visions encountered at first light through my new NP127is will stay just as long.
I purchased your scope a few months back but, waited for just the right setting to look through it. That opportunity came while on my way to see this year's total solar eclipse. My son and I were in the high desert of Canyonlands, UT, more than a mile above the sea. There on a dark and windless August night, we set up the NP127is. At the eyepiece I sensed that I was looking not through a telescope but, through a portal to the sky. The stars were stripped of the usual artifacts one associates with optics. They appeared as natural, as sharp as when seen naked eye, only magnified. Saturn was etched in the eyepiece. M13 was a profusion of brilliant pins of light. Andromeda and M57, old friends, were seen anew.
I am home now, down at sea level. Here on Long Island, NY, at the bottom of the ocean of air filled with light pollution and water vapor, I don't expect to see the sky through my scope as I did in the desert. But, I remember first light and know what my scope is capable of delivering. For that I thank you and your skilled staff.
Gratefully,
— Bob Farrell
Long Island, NY
- A work of art to look at. A work of optical brilliance to look through. A masterpiece to enjoy. — R.L., NY
- Great Optics — G.R., NY
- Great Scope! — W.H., IN
- I also own a TV85 and NP101. — K.S., CA
- Awesome scope. — M.W., AR
- Visual perfection. — J.L., PA
- Amazing! — G.G., Canada
- Excellent system - all parts make taking photos much easier. — B.P., NJ
- My first views last night were remarkable. In light polluted skies and a full moon, Saturn was spectacular!! — K.M., NC
- The first few experiences are excellent. — J.P., Czech Republic
- Very pleased with scope. — S.R., OH
- All your products are given high reviews by my club members. — G.A., NY
- This will be the last telescope I will ever need to buy. Thanks for a superb instrument. — M.S., Canada
- Wow! Awesome!!! — J.W., MN
- Just plain nice!!! — W.J., NY
- Brilliant, just brilliant, I still love my NP101 but my NP127is is just brilliant. Cheers — S.J., Australia
- What can I say - I'm in love with this scope!!! — M.C, Australia
- High quality of products. — D.M., TX
