More about the series EvoStar...
The refractors in the EvoStar series not only feature an elegant design, but also premium optics. On various mounts, you will find achromats with two lenses in the lower price segment and apochromats with a double lens system in the higher price segment. The special glass significantly reduces colour aberrations and ensures a spectacular viewing experience.
Due to the use of less glass in their construction, the Evostars are usually lighter and therefore more comfortable to transport than triplets with the same aperture.
The EvoStar 72EDX offers high-quality f/5.8 optics, featuring a premium ED glass lens to prevent chromatic aberrations. A 0.85x flattener/reducer (field flattener) is available as an option for astrophotography.
The optics deliver fine, high-contrast stars. Every glass-to-air surface has been treated with the ‘Metallic High-Transmission Coating’ (MHTC) Antireflex coating, which ensures high transmission and thus a bright image.
The telescope is equipped with a rack-and-pinion focuser with a 2.2" diameter and built-in 360° rotator, as well as an extendable dew shield and a comfortable carrying handle. The latter allows for the attachment of additional accessories.
Apochromatic refractors are obstruction-free and therefore deliver particularly sharp images without the distracting diffraction patterns seen in other optical telescope systems.
The Sky-Watcher EvoStar ED Doublets are the refractors of choice for many astrophotographers due to their combination of high performance and reasonable price.
As they contain less glass in their construction, they are much lighter compared to triplet refractors of the same size or other multi-element ED refractor designs.
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