Newtonian Scopes for Astrophotography
I like the Newtonian. To me it is a winning scope in many respects. So much that I would like to get another one. Maybe something a little larger. I'll probably have to get a larger mount though as the one I have is already at my mounts limit. Some people downplay the newtonian for the need for coloration. However I have never found this to be a burden to me. It's simple and actually fun to do. And I rarely have to do it. Newtonian scopes are fast too so you can start chasing some of those fainter objects of which there are many many of those.

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Askar 103 APO Telescope Review | Budget Refractor for Astrophotography

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10 UPGRADES for a Newtonian Telescope

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Gskyer 70mm Aperture 400mm Telescope for Beginners & Kids

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Supercharge Your Newtonian! - Backyard Universe Upgrade Kit

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Budget Tracking & GoTo Options Including OnStep for Astrophotography

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12" Newtonian - Pros & Cons for Astrophotographers

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The Astrophotography Gear Used In 1000+ Winning Images (Deep Sky & Planetary)

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Why Central Obstruction Matters More Than You Think for Astrophotography

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Are Fast Telescopes Really Better? | Demystifying Astrographs

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Understanding Focal Length: Trading Speed for Detail

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What's Up? Webcast: Quattro Imaging Newtonians

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CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS

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What's The Best Way to Start Astrophotography?

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To Keep? Or not to keep? A Ritchey-Chretien 6" Telescope Update

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The Apertura CarbonStar REDEFINES budget Newtonian Astrographs - FINALLY!

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I turned my BUDGET Astrograph into a PREMIUM Scope! 😎 With CNC Mirror Mask and Spider!

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Boost Your Newtonian Telescope for Astrophotography / Apertura CarbonStar 150

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Ten Things To Make Your Newtonian Amazing!

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$130 Telescope vs. $600 Telescope vs. $1,750 Telescope

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