Experience crystal-clear views of distant planets, galaxies, and nebulae. Our advanced optics bring the night sky into sharper focus.
Take your observations to new heights with our state-of-the-art telescopes, perfect for both the backyard and professional use.
There are basically three types of telescopes: Refractors, Catadioptrics and Newtonians. The first two are quite expensive to manufacture with benefits not justifying the cost. Hence we chose to make the Newtonians only.Newtonian reflecting telescopes have a perfectly achromatic (free of false colours) image that is viewed by the eyepiece at right angles to the direction of the object being viewed to make sky viewing comfortable. The eyepiece is near the front end of the tube so the overall height of the telescope is also less.
What you can see with a telescope: Interestingly, even our smallest model shows the Moon’s crater filled terrain in amazing detail. Ring system around Saturn, four Galilean satellites of Jupiter with its cloud belts, phases of Venus, the red disc of Mars are all within its reach. As the size of the telescope increases, you start seeing more and more details in all objects, besides beginning to see new and fainter objects of the sky like galaxies, nebulae,
The Space Conqueror-I features a large 203 mm (8 inches) diameter mirror, designed to capture light from distant deep sky objects. Its 48-inch focal length supports a variety of magnifications, ranging from 48x to 384x, allowing users to observe detailed celestial objects such as galaxies, nebulas, and star clusters.
Medium-range telescopes strike the perfect balance between power and portability, making them an excellent choice for intermediate astronomers and passionate stargazers. These telescopes offer enhanced capabilities for exploring celestial wonders beyond the basics.
Large-range telescopes are the pinnacle of stargazing equipment, designed for advanced astronomers and serious skywatchers. These powerful instruments provide unparalleled views of distant celestial objects and are perfect for deep-sky exploration and detailed astrophotography.
Telescopes can give you a lifetime of pleasure filled activity which soothes your mind and body right at your home and at almost no recurring expenditure. Astronomy is a fascinating hobby enjoyed by young children to octogenarians, by people from all walks of life and with varied interests. Equipped with a telescope, you can observe the heavens on a casual or serious basis, undertake scientific study or simply marvel at the wonderment of our existence. Our experience of more than 40 years of making and testing telescopes ensures that what you get from us is the best that can be got, not just in India, but anywhere in the world, as far as image sharpness is concerned. Unlike other locally made telescopes and some sparkling cheap ‘phoren’ telescopes that have now entered the market, we at Sharp Vision use the best optics in our telescopes that makes them comparable to the world’s best.
A. The answer, as many would expect, is not in terms of kilometres. In fact, even the unaided eye can see stars which are billions of kilometres away! A better way of putting this question would be: “How close is an object seen with a telescope?” The answer depends on what magnification power you are using. Roughly speaking, an object is seen as many times closer as the power of your telescope. For example, an object at 50 metres would be seen as if it were only one metre away with a 50x power telescope. Another way of saying this would be: If you can recognise a person at 50 metres with the unaided eye, than with a 50x power telescope, you can recognise him or her at 2.5 kilometres!
A. The difference is huge. In terms of brightness, the image with Sky Probe will be more than ten times brighter than that of the Deluxe model. This means a lot when you are observing faint deep sky objects. A good number of them, not at all seen with a small telescope due to their faintness, look brilliant with a large telescope.
A. Theoretically, you can. But it is not advisable. The reason is that a small telescope has a lesser limit of resolution and if by using more powerful eyepieces, you manage to obtain a very high power, you will see a dull and distorted image rather than see any more details. All our telescopes come with eyepieces that will give the maximum “useful” magnification for their sizes.
A. Yes. You see objects brighter and more magnified in a large telescope. But there are certain points to be considered like air pollution. A telescope magnifies everything, including the pollution in the air it has to see through. Depending upon the level of pollution, the image tends to deteriorate after a certain magnification rather than showing more details in the object. Another thing is air turbulence. Even though the air may be pollution free – no smoke, stray light, dust or fog, it may still have turbulence in it which causes shivering of the image, more visible in larger instruments. Thus, for use in a city, the best choice would be a medium sized telescope rather than a large one. But if you plan to use your telescope in the country side where there is no or little pollution, and if you are patient enough to wait for that perfect turbulence free night, by all means, go for the largest instrument.
Small-range telescopes are perfect for beginner stargazers and casual astronomy enthusiasts. Compact, lightweight, and easy to use, these telescopes are designed for exploring the night sky from your backyard or on the go.
Medium-range telescopes strike the perfect balance between power and portability, making them an excellent choice for intermediate astronomers and passionate stargazers. These telescopes offer enhanced capabilities for exploring celestial wonders beyond the basics.
Large-range telescopes are the pinnacle of stargazing equipment, designed for advanced astronomers and serious skywatchers. These powerful instruments provide unparalleled views of distant celestial objects and are perfect for deep-sky exploration and detailed astrophotography.
I have purchased a deluxe model telescope from you in 1984. I am fully satisfied with your instrument and in appreciation of it, I herewith offer you my honourary services to your customers, in demonstration, if they wish. Thank you very much for the best quality product supplied to me as it was promised in your advertisement.
I used the telescope built by you in the year 1979 and found it to be most entertaining. At that time it cost me Rs 600.00 The telescope is no more but the beautiful booklet is still with me. I remember my meeting with you in the year 1983 at your Hauzkhas office cum workshop if I am not mistaken. I still remember your warmth.
Excellent and thank you very much for the pictures and instructions for camera attachment.. i will try it..
