ZWO Smart Telescope AP 50/250 Seestar S5

• With the help of a mobile app, this telescope allows you to easily capture celestial objects such as the sun, moon, galaxies and nebulae.
• – 50 mm aperture and 250 mm focal length allow for a compact design, triplet design for high image quality
• IMX462 delivers "Full HD" quality – WiFi and Bluetooth – Control via smartphone or tablet app
• – Recommendations for objects that can be seen on each night, combined with quick setup so you can spend your valuable time observing – Select an object, wait for the telescope to find it and start shooting.
• – Livestacking to improve image colours and details during observation – Sensors for tripod levelling via the app – Low power consumption for long battery life – Auto focus ensures sharp and high-contrast images – Super compact and lightweight: 142x129x257 mm, 3 kg

The universe with one click! Seestar S50
The Seestar S50 is a compact smart telescope with a 50mm aperture for anyone who is fascinated by the universe. Just imagine being able to create fascinating astrophotos of stars, galaxies and nebulae at the touch of a button. All with zero effort, no requirement of prior knowledge and of professional quality.
Intelligent technology, a compact all-in-one design and an intuitive app make this possible. The secrets of the universe are now literally in front of your eyes.

The advantages at a glance:

– Just like the big players: True apochromatic lens with 50mm aperture for crystal clear images which with instantly enchant any viewer

– GoTo, auto focus and live tracking – watch along live as the image is created before your very eyes

– With a free app as the central control point for unforgettable tours of the skies

– Simple astrophotos: Set up telescope, open app, and go

– Battery for 6 hours of astrophotography at a time

– Welcome to the future of astrophotography!

Astrophotos as if by magic
With the Seestar, photographing celestial objects becomes child’s play. It does everything itself! Simply select your desired object and voilà! The telescope finds its target and automatically selects the correct focus. Thanks to star tracking and automatic stacking, a continuously improving image appears in front of your eyes. And this is how it works…

5 smart steps to creating an astrophoto
The Seestar reduces the