SV Bony dielectric diagonal

For brighter clearer views then look no further than this fantastic diagonal by SV bony.. Please visit my channel for the full review of this product..
Many thanks to Sergey Selyutin for creating this video.
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[@cdz9400]

I use a reflector, but if I ever buy a refractor I will buy this too

[@artiraina5857]

Your tips are very useful.

[@Astro.Q]

Very nice look forward to seeing you giving it a run out on the stars and planets clear skies

[@vincentk531]

Thanks

[@smalloptics753]

Very much appreciated thank you my friend

[@schutztruppe]

I do see a bit brighter but I can't focus when I use this. As though I can't zoom in the focus. I have a simple little 127 powerseeker.

[@Xindian_mapping_n_Edits]

hi sir i need a help. There are grains when I am using my svbony 105 camera on sharpcap. How to remove them or reduce them if possible. Plz respond quick sir.

[@JupiterEclipse]

Wow! How did you make a short? This is the first one!

[@dimensio_italian_magician]

Hello, my nexstar 130slt recently broke due to problems in the mount motor.. could you please recommend a telescope that is kinda good at both planets and deep space? And a camera

[@gregorypecaut7164]

8" SVT. CELESTRON makes a good one. A 10" Newt is better for nebula, but planets
, galaxies, star clusters, can't beat a SVT. That is for size, and tracking. A triplet on a good GEM is better for AP. Especially for nebula, but the longer focal lengths of the SVT works better for planets. Galaxies too.
My favorite scope was my 16" Dob. Great for eyepiece time, not good for AP.
Polar align the base and don't use alt/AZ for AP will help get better results, but a good alignment program will be necessary for good AP.

[@astro-optics]

Lambda/2 ???

[@trident8872]

This diagonal shows image up side down or it corrects image to upright??