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Tele Vue-NP101is
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From Our Blog
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NP101is Imaging the Skies over Maryland! (1/7/2026)
We've been watching Jim Johnson's progress for many years on Flickr and feel he's broken into the top-tier of NP101is imaging with his recent targets. In 2025 he told us: "Just this year I have reached a point in my photography journey that I am mostly (but never completely) happy with my work."
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Catching Up: Linwood Ferguson's NP101is (7/12/2023)
Linwood Ferguson images through his Tele Vue-NP101is using a full-frame (43.3mm diagonal), small pixel (3.76μm) camera, taking the scope to the limits of resolution and field size. He's also a pretty skilled image processor: we are particularly struck by the choice of colors in his Hubble Palette images. This is an update from our 2021 blog on his imaging.
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NP101is: Imaging the Skies over Cambridge (5/27/2022)
Always on the lookout for great examples of astrophotos made with our gear, we were impressed with Steve Greaves' collection made under Bortle 4 skies from backyard in Cambridge, UK
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Tele Vue-NP101is: Imaging the Skies Over Southwest Florida (4/23/2021)
The lead-off image of this blog post is certainly an eye-grabber! It is one of the most unique interpretations of the Rosette Nebula (NGC-2237 or Caldwell 49) in Hubble Palette filters we've seen. Read our profile of Linwood Ferguson and his Tele Vue-NP101is in Southwest Florida.
Fabian Neyer's Images
with the STL11000M camera
Heart and Soul
Brian A. Morganti Image Galleries
with Canon T1i (500D)
Nebulae gallery
Galaxies gallery
Star Clusters gallery
Brian A. Morganti
StarEffects Observatory
Tele Vue NP101is and 60is
Ilias Ntagioglou's Images
with the QHY9 camera
Heart of the Rosette Nebula. Click for Zoomable image gallery.
Ilias Ntagioglou's 2013 Images
with the QHY9 camera
The Cresent Nebula . Click for Zoomable image gallery.
Jim Burnell's "is" series images
with the SBIG STL11000M camera
“is” Gallery
Tele Vue's APOD Images
Our "is"-series of scopes are made for imaging. So it is no surprise that many NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (or NASA APOD) selections were created with "is" scopes. See our growing list of APOD images.
Images by Paul Cyr
with Olympus E-30 camera
Paul favors the NP101is over camera lenses "when you can't get close enough or getting too close will scare the subject away".
Xavier Dequevy's Lunar Eclipse
In this composite image from March 03, 2007, the Moon is in the Earth's Umbra (total eclipse) in the center photo and entering/leaving this central shadow in the images to either side