Sorry, just saw your comment. Depending on if you have obstructed views, some good evening targets include Pleiades, bubble nebula, Andromeda, veil nebula and the pac-man nebula.
The short focal length of the S50 is definitely not optimal for planets, but given that the planetary mode exists, it's still fun to use it, especially on Jupiter and Saturn which are nice even with the short focal length.
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Hello from Durant, Ok. Just bought one for my son for Christmas. Can't wait to try it out.
That's great! I hope you both enjoy it.
Great video! Lots of information and it’s broken down for us newbies so well.
Glad it was helpful!
Great Information!
Thank you!
You explain the pros & cons of this product very well & who can benefit from it!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! It was!
any good suggestions in the next few hours for Norman OK besides Orion? thanks
Sorry, just saw your comment. Depending on if you have obstructed views, some good evening targets include Pleiades, bubble nebula, Andromeda, veil nebula and the pac-man nebula.
awesome! got pleiades last night and will try for the bubble next...thanks!@@TulsaAstroGeek
This smart telescope is not for planets at all. It is for DSOs and just does well for the Sun and the Moon.
The short focal length of the S50 is definitely not optimal for planets, but given that the planetary mode exists, it's still fun to use it, especially on Jupiter and Saturn which are nice even with the short focal length.
I really want this telescope 😊
It's a nice one for sure.
Hi, greeting from UAE thanks for the nice demo. By the way can i combine the moon shot with airplane while flying across or sunset?