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I would, but today, from my skies, you cant see any planet or bright enough DSOs. best i could do is try to capture the North American Nebula or M57. although the moon is visible. is that ok?

Crap, i have GoTo

Crap, i have GoTo

Gotcha! Thanks!

So then i buy a DSLR for imaging?

Hey, Bivanus! thanks for the suggestions! I will look into them!

Glad to hear she liked it!

Hey, Elp! Thanks for the suggestions! I have one more question though. what camera is best for autoguider?

most planets and a couple low magnitude DSOs like orion nebula or andromeda galaxyy

Heyyo everyone! I am not so new to astronomy and astrophotography. i currently have a 200/1000 mm skywatcher scope, a motorised eq-5 and a zwo 224 MC color. I noticed that the 1000 mm is a bit too big for the zwo 224 and i would like to change not only to a smaller focal length but also an apo scope because of chromatic aberation and all that. my budget is about 600$ but can go to around 800$ if i wait a bit. I searched on Astroshop and i found these: Apochromatic refractor AP 72/420 EvoStar 72 ED DS Pro OTA Apochromatic refractor AP 80/600 EvoStar ED OTA Apochromatic refractor AP 62/400 Evolux-62ED OTA I asked Chatgpt and it told me about these: Orion ED80T CF Triplet Apochromatic Refractor Astro-Tech AT72EDII ED Doublet Refractor William Optics ZenithStar 61 APO Refractor Explore Scientific ED80 Essential Series Triplet Refractor Now i don't know how good these are because i've never had an apo scope and i don't know what stats i should look for.so i am asking for your help to tell me which one is the best out of all these, or tell me a better variant. Thank you in advance, George