You can always depend on High Point for your Astro Photography needs.

This is by far my nicest telescope. . . most expensive one too. Absolutely love this thing. A friend of mine also has the P68 and he's going to buy this P111 too. We're both fans.

If it's within your budget and you want this focal length you won't regret it. Picture attached is the WO P111 first light and my first attempt at narrow band.

It turned out incredible with only 12 hour total integration time (4 hours each filter). Also works with a ZWO AM5 mount using the PE200, 10lbs counterweight, and a 20lbs tripod weight on a ioptron literoc 1. 75 tripod for CEM40 / Gem45 mounts. I didn't trust it on the ZWO tripods I wanted something beefy.

My only gripe about it would be the soft case. Ideally it's a hard case that has a slot to accommodate a ZWO EAF, but that's certainly not a deal breaker.

Comes packaged in a nice dedicated carrying case. The classic white and red William Optics look is beautiful. Note that the telescope only has a 2" opening to mount your guide camera or eyepiece, so if you are using a smaller 1.25" diameter guidecam you will need to add a 2" to 1.25" eyepiece adapter.

The best OTA for the price, f4 very fast, plus easy to collimate

i used these binoculars in yellowstone national park, wyoming for wildlife viewing and long distance viewing. i can spot radio antennas on mountain tops twenty miles away on a clear day.

Great accessory. Blocks out stray light and dew. Slots provide means to run cables from my ZWO 294 camera mounted to 9.25 hyperstar. The capped dew shield enables me to take dark frames during photo sessions. Has totally met my expectations.