AP 50/250 VESPERA II Telescope

Vespers II It's the latest evolution of its predecessor and, therefore, your new observation station: the perfect combination of a telescope and a camera. Intelligent and fully automatic, the wonders of the universe are now within everyone's reach. Explore and observe the night sky, take your own photos of celestial objects, learn about the cosmos, and share your discoveries all in one place.

Have you always wanted to capture the stars? This observation station lets you photograph the cosmos with just the push of a button. Vespers II It integrates technology that allows you to effortlessly observe and photograph deep-sky objects. Now you can capture galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, and much more. Vespers II It now features a much larger sensor, the Sony IMX585 , and offers considerably higher resolution thanks to CovalENS technology. Thus, Vespers II It makes even more details visible and offers space even for large nebulae and galaxies, such as the North America Nebula or the Andromeda Galaxy.

The Vespera app "Singularity" It also offers educational content for the new model, making observation more interactive and exciting. Now you can discover the many secrets that make the universe so fascinating. Make visible what is invisible to our eyes with Live Stacking technology. Vespera II . It's very easy to use: simply select the object you want to observe with the application and Vespera II will align and track it.

Auto-initialization: Vespera II uses your mobile phone's GPS, plate-solving, and astrometry to automatically calibrate itself. Set up your device and get it ready automatically in under 5 minutes.

Automatic alignment: The observation station features Go-To technology. Select a target in the app or enter your desired celestial coordinates, and the station will automatically move and align.

Automatic tracking : powered by a motor and controlled by an integrated computer, Vespera II automatically tracks its star object and compensates for the Earth's rotation.

Quadruple apochromatic refractor: Vaonis has developed a unique 50mm quadruple lens consisting of two groups of two lanthanum glass lenses. The Vespera optics are among the most precise and powerful optical constructions on the market, with minimal distortion, chromatic aberration, or astigmatism.

High-sensitivity Sony sensor: The Vespera II uses one of Sony's latest sensors, designed for extremely low-light conditions. Vaonis has also developed its own electronic board to ensure optimal heat management. A hot sensor means many image defects, so the sensor board is designed to dissipate as much heat as possible.

Singularity App : Your Guide to Reaching the Stars. Singularity is your control room, the place where you make all the decisions. Highly intuitive and easy to use, it allows you to easily access any celestial object in the catalog. You'll receive personalized recommendations on what to observe based on your location and the astronomical calendar, as well as insights into the secrets of the cosmos. Singularity accompanies you every step of the way on your journey to the stars.

CovalENS is a function of Vespers II This feature allows users to create mosaics of the night sky. With it, you can take multiple images of adjacent areas of the sky and then stitch them together to form a larger image. CovalENS It uses advanced algorithms to align images and eliminate distortions. This feature allows you to capture breathtaking views of the cosmos that would otherwise be impossible.

Note: This version of the Vespera II is supplied Without a tripod . If you already have a stable photographic tripod, you can also use it for the Vespera. Vaonis itself offers two tripods as accessories:

• Vaonis Tripod VESPERA
• Vaonis Vespera High Carbon Tripod

LumENS, the AI-powered companion!

LumENS is now available free of charge to all Vespera users and allows them to interact with their telescope like never before.

This AI answers astronomical questions, explains the celestial objects being observed, and provides real-time astronomical updates. You can interact with the AI ​​using voice or keyboard. Voice input currently works in English and French, while keyboard chat is available in all pre-configured languages.

This update is a big step towards making astronomy accessible to everyone and entertaining and informing users with prior knowledge.