
High concentration, pinpoint stars near the theoretical limit
A spot diagram shows how the light of a star point is distributed on the camera sensor after passing through the telescope.
The spot diagram’s density shows energy distribution, while its size and shape reveal imaging quality. Smaller diffusion (RMS/GEO radius) means higher resolution.
High resolution, accurate celestial detail reproduction
The Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) measures an optical system’s ability to render detail, clarity, and contrast. The FFT MTF vs. Field curve shows how performance changes across the image field.
A higher curve (closer to 1) at 10 cycles/mm indicates better contrast and clearer imaging.
A higher curve (closer to 1) at 30 cycles/mm indicates higher resolution and sharper imaging.
A flatter MTF curve means more consistent image quality from center to edge.
Apochromatic design ensures pure and true colors
The longitudinal aberration refers to the deviation in focal point positions along the optical axis for different wavelengths of light, caused by the inability of various wavelengths to converge at the same focal point after passing through the optical system. It primarily reflects the distribution of spherical aberration and axial chromatic aberration, visually illustrating the longitudinal shift of focal points under different wavelengths and pupil positions.
Even brightness, no more edge vignetting
Relative illumination is a metric for the uniformity of illumination on the image plane in an optical system. It describes the degree of brightness falloff from the center to the edge of the image, typically expressed as a percentage or ratio relative to the central illuminance.
Comes standard with an M48 adapter ring, compatible with different sensor format cameras and various photography accessories. An optional M54 adapter ring is available to meet the needs of larger format photography.
From long-exposure deep-sky astrophotography to capturing distant landscapes with a DSLR, HOPE D60 excels in all scenarios.
The manual focus knob is removable, allowing for easy installation and enabling efficient automated focusing for photography.
No limits on astronomical exploration and daily photography.
Compatible with DSLR/mirrorless cameras, instantly transforming into a professional telephoto lens
Connect to an astronomical camera to become a powerful tool for deep-sky astrophotography