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Is SESTO SENSO 3 compatible with my external focuser?
Is SESTO SENSO 3 compatible with my external focuser?SESTO SENSO 3 for external focusers is designed to work with the focusing systems typically found on refractors and Newtonians, including Crayford focusers, Rack & Pinion focusers, and similar mechanical designs. So, if you want to know whether SESTO SENSO 3 for external focusers is compatible with your telescope, the first and most important requirement is that your focuser must include a fine-focus mechanism. If your telescope has only a single direct-drive knob without a fine-focus reduction, SESTO SENSO 3 for external focusers cannot be installed. Once this requirement is met, the next step is to check the diameter of the pinion shaft, which you expose by removing the fine and coarse focus knobs. Let’s look at the procedure in detail.
Telescope focusers: choosing the best motorized solution between SESTO SENSO and ESATTO
Telescope focusers: choosing the best motorized solution between SESTO SENSO and ESATTOHigh-quality telescope focusers are essential to achieve perfect focus, whether you use your telescope for astrophotography or visual observation. To help users upgrade their focusing performance, PrimaLuceLab developed two advanced motorized solutions: SESTO SENSO 3, our robotic focusing motor that enhances the telescope’s existing focuser, and ESATTO, our complete robotic focuser that replaces the stock unit with a high-precision, high-load-capacity system. While both families share the same premium electronics and control ecosystem, they differ in mechanical design and capabilities — making each one ideal for specific telescopes and applications. In this article, you’ll learn how the SESTO SENSO 3 and ESATTO compare, and how to choose the best motorized telescope focusers for your...
Astrophotography camera for deep-sky: what to choose
Astrophotography camera for deep-sky: what to chooseChoosing the right astrophotography camera for deep-sky imaging can seem complex at first. In this article, with practical examples, we’ll explore how to select a deep-sky astrophotography camera capable of capturing the faintest details of galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters through long-exposure imaging. These cameras differ from those used for planetary and lunar imaging, which typically record short video sequences. A deep-sky astrophotography camera is usually cooled — it includes a Peltier system that keeps the sensor temperature low and stable, reducing image noise and improving overall quality.