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The NEW Messier Series

The BRESSER Messier product range has been improved in many details! New features overview: " Focusers now with brass compression ring and milimeter scale " Saddle plates with stainless steel rail " Optimized secondary mirror cell with rubber edge protection " Integrated handle bar and camera-adapter for piggy-back photography (except AR-90) " Integrated T-Mount thread on the focuser and additional T-Mount adapter ring for optimal backfocus " Optimised finder scope bracket with 8x50 finderscope for comfortable use (AR-90 and NT-130 with 6x30 finderscope) " Including 25mm wide angle eyepiece4 with 70 degr. field of view (AR-90 and NT-130 with 26mm SuperPlössl eyepiece3) " 2-inch diagonal mirror now included with refractor telescopes (except AR-90) New to the Messier Series Messier NT-150S: Newtonian 150/750mm  a compact, fast aperture telescope Messier AR-152L: light gathering power with 152mm aperture and 1200mm focal length The right telescope for the job! The MESSIER refractor series ranges from the serious beginners refractor such as the AR-90, the 102mm and 127mm refractors to the impressive 152 mm refractor  there is always the right instrument for great wide field observations, sharp views of the moon, the big planets or deep sky objects. The reflector product line offers the right scope for everyone, too. It starts with the 130mm Newtonian, which collects much more light than the classical beginners 114mm Newtonian. The new ultra compact NT-150S with a fast aperture of f/5 is the perfect scope for wide field observations of vast nebulae and star fields within our milky way. The NT-150L is optimal for tack sharp views of the solar system objects without any colour fringe. Whatever your intention may be, the BRESSER Messier series has the right telescope for the job. Weve added an optical tube for the astrophotographer to the Messier series. The PN-203 is improved for astrophotography. With its fast focal length of f/4, the precision 1/10 focuser and supersized secondary mirror (70mm small axis) this telescope is perfect for imaging large star fields and dim nebulae with big camera sensors. The combination of an optimised focal plane and supersized secondary mirror is often very expensive  the PN-203 offers this as a standard at no extra charge.