Bresser Messier finder scope 8x50: aiming with upright image and illuminated reticle
The Bresser Messier 8×50 finder scope makes pointing your telescope much easier. With 8x magnification and a 50 mm (2 inch) objective lens, you can see stars that are invisible to the naked eye, and thanks to the large field of view of nearly 7 degrees, you can see a large portion of the sky. The image is upright, so it matches your star chart or app.
The reticle features adjustable red illumination and a 1-degree scale. This allows you to jump in a controlled manner from a bright star to a faint object: two degrees west, one degree north. The objective and reticle can be focused independently of each other, and the lenses are multi-coated.


Supplied complete
The viewfinder comes with a holder and a viewfinder shoe, so you can mount it directly on a Bresser Messier telescope. It also fits other brands, provided the tube has a standard viewfinder mount or you install a separate mount.
Featured accessories
If you mount your finder scope on a Messier OTA on an equatorial mount, the Bresser handle for Messier telescopes is a logical addition for safe lifting.
For whom yes and for whom no
- ✓ Observers who manually search for objects using a star chart (star hopping)
- ✓ Owners of a Messier telescope who want to upgrade or replace the standard finder scope
- ✗ Prefer aiming without magnification: choose a red dot finder
Specifications
| Enlargement and opening | 8×50 (50 mm / 2-inch objective) |
| Field of view | 6.96 degrees |
| Image Orientation | Upright |
| German Cross | Red illuminated, adjustable, graduation 1 degree |
| Focus | Objective and reticle adjustable independently |
| Coating | Multi-coated lenses |
| Power supply lighting | 2x LR41 button cell |
| Weight | ca. 450 g (1 lb) |
| Included | Finder, bracket, finder shoe, protective caps |
You can find more accessories for this brand at the Bresser 1TP5 Page.





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