Manfrotto's original range of collapsible reflectors has set standards for others to follow. In addition to the lifetime guarantee on reflector rims, Manfrotto has also upgraded the rim tape to create a stronger, longer lasting reflector.

Sunfire - A subtle mixture of silver and gold is excellent at adding just a hint of color.

Silver - Crisp, clear light for optimum clarity, especially for product shots.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What all can you see using the 114 LCM ?

A: I am a poor person to ask. The telescope is, I am sure, a fine piece of equipment. The problem is not in the stars, but in me. I had hoped that this telescope would open my granddaughter to wonderment about the stars and planets. My first attempt was in the summer. I set the telescope up under a patio umbrella draped over with mosquito netting. I could not get the three points in the sky needed to fix the computerized instrument. I managed to undrape the netting and get tangled in a web of confusion. Granddaughter gets bitten by mosquito, but not bitten by the bug of exploration. I tried again in late Fall. Too late. We had to retreat for hot chocolate inside. Mistakes were made as our politicians are wont to say. Don't mess with something you know nothing about! as my college roommate would say. Be sure you have someone who can instruct you on how to use this tool.

Q: 2. Can the MD that comes with the telescope follow the stars? Or is it suitable, for example, for 5 minutes long exposure?

A: Hello Erhan, the motor drive will track the stars and is suitable for long exposures as long as your mount is precisely polar aligned as well. Sincerely, Kevin at Celestron

Q: 3. what kind of solar filter can be used?

A: We unfortunately do not carry Solar Filters anymore in our system. My apologies. I would recommend contacting Celestron with this inquiry.

Q: 4. is there a solar filter for this scope?

A: Alpine Astronomical 115mm Baader AstroSolar White-Light Solar Filter for Spotting Scopes, Telescopes and Lenses BH #ALASSF115 • MFR #ASSF-115 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1348149-REG/alpine_astronomical_assf_115_baader_astrosolar_spotter_filter.html

Q: 5. Which one is better for Astrophotography for planets, the ASTROMASTER 130EQ or the ASTROMASTER 90EQ for detail and resolution?

A: For planetary viewing, I would go for the 90EQ. The added focal length helps a bit. With my 130EQ, a 2x Barlow, and an 8-24mm zoom eyepiece, I can see Saturn pretty clearly, but the 90EQ (which I also just acquired) has the extra magnification factor to bring it closer. It's noticeably dimmer with the 90EQ, but still visible. With that said, if your going to do ANYTHING other than planetary, the 130EQ wins every time! Just as cubic inches is king in drag racing, aperture is king in astronomy!

Q: 6. Can I plug into my laptop to view telescope feed/images?

A: The Unistellar eVscope 2 114mm f/4 GoTo Reflector Telescope, does not have a USB output to plug your laptop. This telescope is made to communicate to your laptop with the Control App for iOS and Android, through your phone or tablet.

Q: 7. Are the images inverted or upside down with this telescope?

A: The AstroMaster 130EQ-MD comes with a 1.25" 10mm Eyepiece (image will be upside down) and a 1.25" Erect-Image 20mm Eyepiece (image will be right-side up).

Q: 8. DSLR Mount for Pentax ... what do i need ?

A: You would need these 2 parts: https://bhpho.to/2bcCNok Plus: https://bhpho.to/2c6yCPx

Q: 9. do you make shipping to mexico?

A: Yes we can ship this model to Mexico. If you add the item(s) to your cart, and change the Ship To Country to Mexico, then go through Check Out to type your Shipping Address in. It will display all the Shipping Options, Prices, as well as Delivery Estimates.

Q: 10. Can you use the accessory that lets you take pictures with your phone through the eye piece? I bought one intending to buy a cheaper scope but really like this telescope better.

A: You can use Celestron's Basic Smartphone Adapter to hold your smartphone directly up to your telescope's eyepiece to frame your subjects.