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OVNI Lens 75mm F/1.5 with integrated 2" filter adapter
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Attend our conference at RCE (Rencontres du Ciel et de l'Espace)09/23/2024
Meet us on Sunday, November 10 at 2:45 p.m. in Room 1
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The OVNI Large Telescope (OLT) is now officially operational !09/17/2024
Made By DocTelescope and Fullum Oprics, hosted by Astronomade at the Observatoire Astronomique des Causses du Quercy
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OVNI Night Vision eyepieces are fantastic tools for astrophotographers !08/30/2024
Stunning images of the cosmos by using an OVNI-M eyepiece.
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OVNI-B in Chile !08/17/2024
During his trip to San Pedro de Atacama (Alain Maury / Space Obs), French astronomer Lionel Ruiz utilized his OVNI...
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Nuits du Causse Noir & Rencontres Astrociel08/10/2024
OVNI Night Vision is back after taking part in 2 StarParties from 1 to 6 August...
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In august, find the flag to meet the OVNI-M / OVNI-B !07/22/2024
Join us for demos and presentations during 2 star parties.
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A French OVNI-B user and its astronomy setup07/18/2024
Yves Bouzeau, a French OVNI-B user, uses his NV binoviewer across various telescopes (Celestron C11, Dob 24"…)
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Review from an American OVNI-B user07/09/2024
The OVNI-B binoviewer has completely transformed his stargazing experience.
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Our next demos & conferences06/30/2024
Join us for an unforgettable experience under the stars
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Spot Santa's sleigh in the sky tonight
Merry Christmas to all astronomers.
We wish you clear skies tonight and hope you catch a rare Santa Claus spotting with your OVNI-M / OVNI-B.
A few recommendations :-)
- observe handheld at 1x or plug your OVNI eyepiece in your telescope in prime mode for higher magnification
- if you're observing from a light-polluted area the OVNI Dark Sky filter will help for better contrast.
- to take pics use the OVNI Smartphone Adapter or the OVNI Camera Adapter
Additional recommendations from "Go Stargazing" : « Not to be confused with the International Space Station, Santa's sleigh will appear as a bright star travelling at speed across the sky from West to East. Look towards the South West around 07:27 GMT, it will take his reindeer about 4 minutes to pull his sleigh across the sky before they fade into the Sunrise. » Credit www.facebook.com/gostargazinguk/posts/pfbid0E1vFFRp5eVB9BhA2HwxBqWVKXNMNei7JDh7MSzVpBqm1vukCiTRzrv5H7SeHkSC2l
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