Specialising in ultra wide-angle landscapes, this pro L-Series lens can reveal mountains, the stars and the Moon in fantastic detail. Built for the best images, it uses advanced technology to excel in low light such as an Subwavelength Structure Coating and Air Sphere Coating for reducing flare and ghosting. Alongside the impressive wide focal length, the lens has a constant f/4 aperture across the wide focal range, meaning that your camera sensor always has enough light to tackle impressive, low light images of constellations and stars. Finally, aspherical and UD lens elements and a smooth Nano USM motor delivers great sharpness and detail.

This ultra telephoto astrophotography lens has a 1200mm focal length that enables it to become the master of Moon or Sun photography. Not only can you get close to the Moon, but you can reveal craters, mountains and its geography in awe-inspiring detail. Although the lens has a slower and narrower F/8 aperture, it’s 4 stop Image Stabilizer prevents shaking in low light, while UD and Super UD coatings reduce ghosting and flare to deliver fantastic sharpness. This sharpness is crucial in low light, as blur becomes more apparent when the lens doesn’t have a lot of light to play with. The lens is built to last, with weather sealing that is great for damp nights.

The Canon EOS R5 is simply the best Canon camera for astrophotography. Uncompromising speed, autofocus across the entire frame, and a max ISO of up to 51,200 means that stars, constellations, the Moon and the Sun are revealed in breathtaking clarity, while 45 MP quality guarantees superb detail. The camera can also deliver up to 8 stops of image stabilisation, great for reducing camera shake during handheld photography. Finally, the camera offers the unique ability to bring new life to images of Space and the night sky, as IBIS High Resolution will achieve a massive 400 megapixels.