Tele Vue Optics: Tele Vue-76

Tele Vue-76

Images From Our Blog

Tele Vue-76 Gallery: Catching Up with Diego Cartes! (8/6/2021)
Diego Cartes images the southern skies from Chile with his Tele Vue-76 APO refractor and Tele Vue TRF-2008 0.8x Reducer/Flattener. This combination achieves a 380mm focal length at f/5, ideal for imaging large swaths of deep sky. We also answer the question: What is the "Hubble Palette"?
Tele Vue-76: Imaging New Mexico Skies! (1/27/2021)
Every clear night Brian Paczkowski images with his Tele Vue-76 installed at a remote observatory located at Dark Sky New Mexico (DSNM). He dedicates his Instagram wall of astro images, "to my love of astrophotography".
Tele Vue-76: Imaging the Skies over Washington! (7/8/2020)
Andrew Thomas has been posting beautiful wide-field sky images on his Flickr feed. He's imaging with one of our smaller scopes, the highly portable and capable Tele Vue-76 APO refractor!
02 July 2019 Total Solar Eclipse Images (7/18/2019)
In Chile, two Tele Vue users, one from Indonesia and the other from Finland, independently setup their gear to record the event. We feature Wijaya Sukwanto's images taken with the Tele Vue-76 APO scope with Powermate image amplifiers and Pekka Rautajoki's sketches drawn with the TeleVue-85.
Tele Vue-76: Imaging the Southern Hemisphere (12/6/2018)
Good things do come in small packages! This blog post explores Diego Cartes' imaging journey in southern hemisphere skies with the Tele Vue-76