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product_id: 7833748
title: "Sky-Watcher AllView Mount"
brand: "sky watcher"
price: "5007 kr"
currency: DKK
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 4
url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/7833748-sky-watcher-allview-mount
store_origin: DK
region: Denmark
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# 42,900 objects Camera control cable Multi-purpose mount Sky-Watcher AllView Mount

**Brand:** sky watcher
**Price:** 5007 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🌠 Discover the Universe, One Star at a Time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sky-Watcher AllView Mount by sky watcher
- **How much does it cost?** 5007 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/7833748-sky-watcher-allview-mount)

## Best For

- sky watcher enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sky watcher brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Elevate Your View:** Experience the cosmos like never before with a multi-purpose alt-azimuth mount.
- • **Capture the Moment:** Motorized panoramic mount allows for stunning time-lapse photography.
- • **Sturdy & Adjustable:** Features a robust steel height tripod with 1.25" legs for ultimate stability.
- • **Explore the Universe:** Access a vast database of 42,900 celestial objects at your fingertips.
- • **Seamless Integration:** Includes a camera control cable for effortless connection with Canon EOS DSLRs.

## Overview

The Sky-Watcher AllView Mount is a versatile alt-azimuth mount designed for both amateur astronomers and photography enthusiasts. It features a sturdy adjustable tripod, a computerized Go To system with a database of 42,900 celestial objects, and a motorized mount for capturing breathtaking time-lapse images. Perfect for those looking to elevate their stargazing and photography experience.

## Description

The All View Mount is a truly versatile mount, perfect for panoramic photography, videography and astroimaging. All View is a fully automatic Go-To mount that can be paired with a variety of cameras, camcorders and telescopes. Take time-lapse video of outdoor activities, panoramic images of cityscapes, astroimages of moon, stars, galaxies, and more with this sophisticated computerized mount. Capture full 360 degree panoramas with a DSLR or most point-and-shoot cameras Capture motion time lapse movies with your DSLR while the mount rotates When shooting video with a camcorder or DSLR, use All View as a motorized panning head for smooth motion Attach any small telescope (using the standard 1.75” dovetail bar) and the mount’s Go-To electronics will find any of 42,000 celestial objects and automatically center and track them in your eyepiece. Features include: Electronic shutter release - automatically triggers your DSLR when shooting panoramas or time lapse images*Dual encoder technology - allows you to move the mount by hand or using the hand control and without losing alignment3/8” tripod socket for mounting to virtually any prosumer tripod Can be powered using 10 internally carried AA batteries for use in the field without the need for a bulky external power supply Motorized mount can be easily removed from the heavy duty tripod for easy transportation and storage Intuitive interface of the computerized hand control makes it easy to setup panoramas and time lapse images All brackets are included for mounting cameras and camcorders that use a standard ¼-20 tripod socket*The supplied shutter release cable works with Canon Rebel DSLR cameras. Optional cables are available for other camera manufacturers and models.

## Features

- Multi-purpose alt-azimuth mount
- Adjustable steel height tripod with 1.25" legs
- Computerized driven Go To telescope mount with 42,900 object database
- Motorized panoramic photographic mount with ability to take time lapse images
- Comes with camera control cable for Canon EOS DSLR's

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐ 1.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Nightmare to setup
  

*by D***F on Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2013*

I got the All View today. The instructions are atrocious. Let's start with the pictures that demonstrate how it should be setup. You can't see the objects in the pictures. The lighting is terrible. As far as powering it on, I was baffled. It doesn't tell you until page 13 how to power the thing up, after you assembled it and put the camera on it. (You have to unscrew the head off of it, flip it over, unscrew 2 tiny screws, put in 10 batteries). OK, screw the head back in, put the camera on, and connect the hand control . I start with the 'Easy Pano mode' instructions. "This is a simple and straightforward method for people just getting started" . Well, not exactly. I follow the instructions and go to Panoramic mode, which is the only mode I really want to be in, and it isn't available. I search all over, go to the support page , nothing. I get the idea I perhaps should upgrade the firmware, however, I am on a Mac, and not windows, and the only windows machine I have access to doesn't have a serial port (really? in 2013 we're using serial ports on hardware?) . Great, so I have to go borrow someone's windows machine or go buy an adapter, to upgrade firmware, which may or may not fix my issue. Right now I'm debating about throwing this back in the box and sending it back to China where it came from ...Update...I called them, they said, yea, you need to update the firmware. so i borrow a neighbors laptop, i download the firmware, I follow the instructions to connect the cable. You have to go dig up a 10 volt DC power that can power it up. I guess they assume we have a few laying around waiting to be used. They don't supply that. So I go to radio shack and buy one. I come back, power it up, connect it to the serial port, and it doesn't connect. I google the issue, it says make sure the cable is plugged in (check) and no other processes are using the port (check).This thing stinks. More trouble than it is worth. Really, I don't know why they would go to the trouble of making a product that supposedly does pretty cool things, and uses 20 year technology for the handheld hardware. There is an engineer at the company that should get fired.Don't waste your money or more importantly your time with such a terrible product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great Gigapixel Mount.
  

*by J***E on Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2014*

Works great for gigapixel panoramas, very precise, very smooth. I have created 2.5Gpx+ scenes with this mount. It has a slightly steep learning curve but once you get your head around how it operates it can produce some very good panoramas.Also, there is a firmware upgrade for both the controller and the mount itself. The update increases the accuracy and the number of points that can be shot in each pano. There are also some useful bug fixes. The instructions for performing the update are on the download sites.This page is for the hand SynScan hand controller: http://skywatcher.com/downloads.php?cat=21and this page has the updates for the mount itself: http://skywatcher.com/downloads.php?cat=3As far as shutter cables go, the included cable can be modified to work with just about any camera. You will need a cable that matches your camera to sacrifice its connector, but with that in hand its a simple matter of splicing together the included camera cable with your own connector. For Nikon cables, connect the shutter and focus wires together on the same wire on the included cable, and connect the ground to the other. On Nikon cameras this will force the camera to focus for every shot, just like a full press of the shutter button. if you don't want the camera to refocus every shot, just put the camera into manual focus mode.I have not tried to use the mount for astronomical shots or observations yet, so I can't comment on that function.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good Build Quality, but Outdated Technology and Poor Instructions
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2016*

I ordered one of these back in November to use with an 80mm refractor I had purchased separately. I chose the AllView based on weeks of research online looking for the following criteria:1. Goto Capability2. Dual Encoders (so I could manually adjust the position without having to re-align the mount)3. Max price of $300-$400The AllView was the only mount that satisfied all of my search parameters, with the Virtuoso/Starblast mount coming close but not having Goto included and only being about $150 less. I figured the tripod and handset easily make up that gap on the AllView and the fit/finish seemed better to boot. When it arrived, I would have to agree with other reviewers about the confusing nature of the instructions. Although I was able to power the unit up, I kept getting an error on the handset indicating that it didn't recognize the mount. The manual was no help at all, so I sifted through dozens of resources online until I found a few leads, namely that the handset needed a firmware update. Unfortunately, that led me to realize that not only would this require finding a ridiculously ancient computer with a serial port in some sedimentary layer just above the cretacious, but even if I went ahead and purchase a serial to USB adapter, the update had to be run on Windows. In a house full of Macs, I knew this just wasn't going to work out, so I humbly admitted defeat and returned the unit. As another reviewer put it, it seems that everything is based on outdated tech, which is outright mind boggling. I continued to search in the aftermath of the return, but I haven't found a single motorized telescope mount system that isn't based off this technology. Maybe someone will come up with a way to run the entire navigation interface via bluetooth/wifi on a smartphone, making updates more accessible for those of us who live in the 21st century.I gave the AllView 3 stars despite not being able to get it completely set up because the actual fit and finish of the mount was well done. Although mostly plastic in construction, it appeared solidly built and I imagine would perform well if you're able to get through the setup. The tripod it came with didn't seem like anything special. Relatively lightweight and a bit mismatched given the heft of the mount itself.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-09*