Omegon Microspeed Guidescope 50 mm: sharp guiding starts with focusing
This 50 mm guidescope combines fast f/4 optics with the Microspeed focuser. The 200 mm focal length provides a wide field of view with almost always a guide star in it, and the 50 mm aperture also makes weaker stars usable.
The Microspeed focuser sets this series apart: a rack and pinion drive with a 10 mm travel focuses the guiding camera infinitely and backlash-free. A sharp guide star is half the battle in guiding, because the software can only correct what it sees sharply.




Completely lightweight constructed
With the 1/4-inch connection, the scope mounts to finder shoes and dovetails without heavy rings. The total weight remains low enough for small mounts.
For the common focal lengths
A guide scope of 200 mm is sufficient as a rule of thumb for main telescopes with a focal length of up to approximately 1000 mm. Beyond that, the 60 mm version with 240 mm is the safer choice.
Featured accessories
For autoguiding with a 1.25-inch guiding camera on main telescopes up to approx. 1000 mm focal length. Camera not included.
For whom yes and for whom no
- ✓ Astrophotographers with small to medium-sized telescopes
- ✓ Anyone looking for a lightweight guider with a real focuser
- ✓ Owners of a 1.25-inch guide camera
- ✗ Long focal lengths: choose the 60 mm version
- Anyone looking for a camera set: see the Autoguiding Set 50/200
Specifications
| Lens diameter | 50 mm |
| Focal length | 200 mm (f/4) |
| Coating | Multiple |
| Focuser | Microspeed worm gear, 10 mm stroke |
| Camera connection | 1.25 inches |
| Attachment | 1/4 inch connection |
You can find more guiding accessories for this merk at the Omegon merk Page.









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