NP101: Imaging the Skies Over Colorado & New Product!
The above portrait of the Horsehead and Flame nebulae is stunning. Created in Hydrogen-alpha light, this monochrome image is filled
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Images
Tele Vue-NP101is: Imaging the Skies Over Southwest Florida
The lead-off image of this post is certainly an eye-grabber! It is one of the most unique interpretations of the
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Tele Vue-85: Imaging Under New York City Light Dome!
Mauri Rosenthal’s Tele Vue 2.5x Powermate solar images appeared in our Here Comes the Sun! blog last December. Imaging from
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Imaging the Skies with the Tele Vue-NP127is
We’re quite impressed with Frank Wielgus’ exquisite collection of wide-field, deep-sky images on SmugMug. Photographed with a Tele Vue-NP127is APO
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Tele Vue-76: Imaging New Mexico Skies!
Brian Paczkowski has been employed by NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California since 1983. Some of his work includes the
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The “Best” of 2020
For Tele Vue, January 2020 began optimistically: our Apollo 11mm Commemorative eyepiece had started shipping in mid-December and we innocently
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Images: The Great Conjunction!
The Jupiter and Saturn “Great Conjunction” was well-publicized and well-imaged. Even though the closest approach between the planets was Monday,
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Here Comes the Sun!
According to a recent Solar Activity Update by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center, “Solar
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Meet the Amateur Astronomers at Tele Vue #2
Tele Vue Optics was founded by an amateur astronomer, Al Nagler, and it is no surprise that amateur astronomers have
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Mars: Keep on Viewing & Imaging!
Even though we’re past the point of closest approach and opposition, Mars continues to loom large in the sky and
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