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Why I recommend the Seestar S30 Plus smart telescope for beginners — full review

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Why I recommend the Seestar S30 Plus smart telescope for beginners — full review
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I’ve used several smart telescopes over the last few years, but I'd recommend the ZWO Seestar S30 Plus to almost anyone wanting to get started in astrophotography. At $499/€499, it’s a complete imaging system that can photograph galaxies, nebulae and star clusters automatically, even from a light-polluted city. Better still, it’s so small that it can live on a bookshelf.The Pleiades (M45), photographed in mosaic mode with the Seestar S30 Plus. (Image credit: Jamie Carter)Jamie CarterThe Andromed

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