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ASKAR 120 APO 0.8 REDUCER + 533MC PRO + OPTOLONG CLEAR FILTER 
65 X 300 SECS 
I can see that these galaxies, which I unfortunately saw as chickpea grains with different small telescopes that I have used before, are actually surrounded by details.I can say that the telescope itself, ASKAR 120 APO, is very successful.In fact, even if we are used to the existence of point stars with many brands, I would like to say that the star quality is definitely successful when I compare it with ASKAR FRA500. You can always say that it is very easy to correct and intervene with software. But do you know what the most beautiful thing is? After proudly zooming in one hundred percent directly on the stars of your photo without touching them at all, this baby is absolutely round and there are no interesting different colors around it. This makes you happy and happy that you get your money's worth. Everyone can be an advertising face or express their opinions in the free world. I don't understand advertising, all I know is that this ASKAR 120 is an outward expression of quality every time I look at it with its metal and professional workmanship. Also, your wife and those around you have always seen you between 200-400 mm if you are dealing with a beginner level photography business, but this telescope is gigantic ...are you NASA?

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