ZWO's largest flatfield: uncompromising across the entire field
The ZWO FF130 APO is ZWO's largest flatfield refractor: a quadruplet with 130 mm aperture and 1000 mm focal length (f/7.7) with built-in correction for full-frame sensors and even larger, up to a 60 mm image circle. No flattener, no distance calculation: mount, connect, and shoot with pinpoint stars right to the corners.
For the demanding deep-sky photographer
The combination of a 130 mm aperture and a flat, color-pure field makes this tube suitable for detailed work on galaxies, globular clusters, and more compact nebulae. The robust construction with a sturdy focuser handles heavy cameras and filter wheels without sagging. Expect a solid mount: this is an instrument for a fixed or semi-permanent setup.
For whom yes, for whom no
For the advanced astrophotographer seeking maximum aperture power in a refractor with guaranteed field correction. Not for the traveling photographer; opt for the FF65 from the same line.
What's in the box?
- ZWO FF130 APO optical tube (quadruplet)
- Pipe clamps and dovetails
- Transport case
| Specification | ZWO FF130 APO 130/1000 Quadruplet OTA |
| Optical design | Quadruplet apochromat (flatfield) |
| Opening | 130 mm |
| Focal length | 1000 mm |
| Opening ratio | f/7.7 |
| Image circle | 60 mm (full-frame and larger) |
| Use | Astrophotography (OTA, without mount) |
Take a look at all telescopes for astrophotography or ask us for advice on the right camera and filter combination for this lens.








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