Focal Length & Aperture: Go Small Or Go Big? @SKYST0RY
Focal Length & Aperture: Go Small Or Go Big?  @SKYST0RY
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Marrying big focal length to big aperture can produce astounding images you could never hope for with a small telescope. Though tackling this may compel you to rethink the merits of reflectors and refractors.

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