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Zenithstar 61 II

Sale price$498.00 USD Tax excluded.
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Description
Description

Unleash your passion for the cosmos with the compact and powerful William Optics ZenithStar 61 II APO Refractor. Featuring top-notch Ohara FPL-53 ED glass, this telescope delivers clear, high-contrast images with minimal color aberration. Ideal for astrophotography and wildlife viewing, it boasts a quick f/5.9 focal ratio for broad, detailed sky scans.

Designed for portability and practicality, the ZenithStar 61 is equipped with a Vixen dovetail for easy mounting and a handle bar for convenient transport and setup. Its CNC machined aluminum body, available in Red, Gold, or Space Grey, houses a dual-speed 2" focuser for precise adjustments.

Enhanced with a Bahtinov Mask cap for sharp focusing and a soft case for effortless transport, this telescope is perfect for adventurers and stargazers alike.

Color:Gold
Zenithstar 61 II
Zenithstar 61 II Sale price$498.00 USD Tax excluded.
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Expert Review

William Optics Zenithstar 61 APO Review

The William Optics Zenithstar 61 is a doublet apochromatic refractor telescope that excels in deep-sky DSLR astrophotography. The Z61 is the most portable telescope ever made by William Optics, a company with a reputation for building beautiful astrophotography refractors.

In this review, I’ll tell you why I think the William Optics Zenithstar 61 is a top contender when it comes to affordable astrophotography telescopes. I’ll cover the features and specs of the scope, and share some examples of deep-sky images taken using this refractor.