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ASI2600MM-vs-ASI6200MM-vs-ASI461MM:-Sensor-Sizes

ASI2600MM vs ASI6200MM vs ASI461MM: Sensor Sizes


Sunday, August 2, 2026 by

There is a surprising amount of confusion surrounding astronomical camera sensor sizes. I regularly hear one group argue that full frame is automatically better, while another insists that larger sensors are basically identical to smaller ones except for the amount of sky they capture. Neither posit...


Questar-is-gone:-The-fate-of-the-world's-most-famous-compact-telescope

Questar is gone: The fate of the world's most famous compact telescope


Friday, July 3, 2026 by

Like a lot of amateur astronomers, I can still remember flipping through Astronomy magazine in the 1980s and stopping on those Questar ads. There it was, this small, polished, precision telescope photographed like a fine instrument, not just another piece of astronomy gear. I wanted one pretty bad b...


Open-Astro-Project-Expands-Alpaca-Bridge-Astronomy-Hardware-Support

Open Astro Project Expands Alpaca Bridge Astronomy Hardware Support


Tuesday, June 23, 2026 by

For most of us amateur astronomers, the equipment is only half the battle. The other half is getting everything to work together reliably under a dark sky when time is limited and clear nights are even more limited. Over the years we've seen countless hardware solutions come and go, each promisi...


Takahashi-FSQ-106EDX4-Review:-Still-the-King-of-Refractors

Takahashi FSQ-106EDX4 Review: Still the King of Refractors


Friday, June 19, 2026 by

I have owned and used a lot of telescopes over the decades. Some were good on paper but annoying in real life. Others were easy to live with but left a little performance on the table. The Takahashi FSQ-106EDX4 is the rare one that feels like it was designed by people who actually image, and then ke...


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