Celestron Cometron

The big disadvantage I see though is that you can only look at the sun through those; general purpose binoculars might be better as you can add solar filters. The Celestron Cometron 7x50s are generally regarded as decent for astronomy and still leaves some budget for the filters. For 50mm solar filters (which would also work on smaller binoculars, just tape them), I'll recommend Rainbow Symphony or Daystar Filters. Both are reputable in the solar observing space.

I've been observing the night sky with binoculars and telescopes for 30 or so years, and I've tried to frugal about my equipment purchases, so I understand the budget-minded astronomer. I totally get that. I'll start with the positives. These binoculars are lightweight, easy to hold, come with a nic...

I just bought a set of Celestron Cometron 7x50s off Amazon for about $US36 delivered - for stargazing. And they have impressed me. 7x is forgiving of both the optics and the user of course, but with 50mm objective lenses they are quiet bright.

These binocs are great for finding Messiers, nebulae and clusters, but you won't be able to see much without a decent telescope. That's why I think this will come in handy as I use my telescope to find objects in the sky, it will direct me to the right region I want to explore. I should also note th...

After reading through the sticky, I think the Celestron Cometron 7X50, UpClose G2 10x50 Porro, or UpClose G2 20x50 Porro makes the most sense for the budget. Are there any others I should take a look at? And if not, which of those three would make the most sense? They're all about $35-40, and I'm having trouble deciding between them.

I'd been wanting a pair of 7x50 binoculars for a while but didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars since they wouldn't be my primary binoculars. I own a couple of Celestron telescopes and knew I could get a decent 7x50 binocular from them. They are very good for the money: well-built, good lenses, ...

I was going to advise the aculon, but the cometron has good reviews and meets your budget. The only question is does she use glasses while using them as eye relief is limited. Buy the less expensive ones, it should meet your needs.

To be honest the first time I saw this binoculars I think it amazing cause of the way it was designed so I search how far it could see.I saw those imagine of galaxies so I think I might see galaxies with this binoculars.But it was not what I was expected by the time it arrive and I use it to see the...

And what would allow for even longer distance photography?

For reference the binoculars I’m using are Celestron Cometron 7x50

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While this was one of the cheaper options for binoculars, I’m not sure that it was worth the money paid. I couldn’t get them to adjust to both of my eyes together. I got it correct for each eye individually but it’s impossible to look through them with both eyes and not see double. I followed exactl...