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Takahashi FSQ-85ED Baby Q Refractor Telescope

Introducing the Takahashi FSQ-85ED Baby Q Refractor Telescope, a powerful instrument designed for the discerning astro-imager. This telescope is the same as the FSQ-85EDX, but it comes with the 1.01X flattener included in the standard assembly. Recognized as the FSQ-85EDP in Japan, this telescope is a testament to Takahashi's commitment to quality and innovation. With its exceptional ED glass and four-element lens system, the FSQ-85ED Baby Q offers a virtually flat field across a large image circle, making it an ideal choice for astrophotography and visual observation.

• Superb ED Glass for enhanced clarity and color correction.
• Flat Field Performance for precise astrophotography.

The Takahashi FSQ-85ED Baby Q Refractor Telescope boasts a unique image circle definition, where star images are 30 microns or less. This remarkable specification ensures a consistent and high-quality image across the entire field of view. With light intensity greater than 70% across the image circle, this telescope delivers exceptional performance. Its image circle is defined as the area where star images are 30 microns or less, setting it apart from other telescopes in its class.

• Ultra-Fine Star Images at 30 microns or less.
• High Light Intensity across the image circle, over 70%.

The Takahashi FSQ-85ED Baby Q Refractor Telescope is perfect for both amateur astronomers and professional astro-imagers. Its advanced features and reliable performance make it an excellent choice for capturing stunning images of celestial objects. Whether you're a hobbyist looking to enhance your night sky observations or a professional seeking the highest quality imaging equipment, this telescope is designed to meet your needs. Its versatility and precision make it a valuable addition to any astronomy enthusiast's collection.

• Amateur and Professional Use with exceptional performance.
• Perfect for Astrophotography and visual observation.