Does anyone have any renderings of Celestron 80EQ? Please send them for a look.

Because 80eq is a universal refractive mirror, there is some chromatic aberration.

Because the moon is gray, the color difference is not obvious. There is no pressure when looking at the moon. As long as the air is good, the visual effect will be better than this picture.

Mars is about the size of a millet grain when viewed at 90x. Just now you can see that it is a round surface, but when viewed at 180x, it is about the size of a mung bean. The picture is simulated by software

Observe Saturn at 90 times. The body of Saturn and the rings of Saturn are very bright and golden, but very small. The picture was taken behind the eyepiece of a mobile phone, which is almost like this. The visuals are clearer than those captured with a mobile phone.

Observing Jupiter at 90 times, it is very bright, about the size of a mung bean, and can clearly distinguish two brown-red cloud belts and several surrounding satellites. The picture is a software simulation size.

Observed at 180 times, the color will be yellow, the size of a soybean, and the image will be a little blurry.