ABOUT US

Everything started when I was a child of about 10 years old and I looked at planets pictures, galaxies and nebulae pictures in a geography book and learned that there are other planets in our solar system, and other stars like our sun and other galaxies like the milky way in the universe. My interest and curiosity in Astronomy was increasing over the years, and when I was 21 years old, I got my first telescope. It was a Tasco 60mm aperture f/15 refractor, and since I saw the Jupiter atmosphere bands, the rings of Saturn and the Orion nebula, I have been hooked in the Astronomy hobby forever.

 

With computer and electronics repairs experience and sales background as packaging machines consultant for industries, on November of 2016 I became a member of Cloudynights.com (an astronomy equipment forum and classifieds website) and started selling modified DSLR cameras. By the year 2019 I decided to start my own business offering Astro-conversions service for DSLR and Mirrorless cameras to the Amateur Astronomy community and selling modified DSLR and Mirrorless cameras for astrophotography and used astronomy gear. By the end of March 2021, I launched my own website https://www.astrogear.net/. As of 2023, AstroGear sells Explore Scientific telescopes and accessories, Baader filters and accessories and Astronomik filters. 

 

I know exactly how it feels when an amateur astronomer has a limited budget and wants to get the best he or she can afford with that budget. Because of that, I offer expert advice and guidance on choosing the right gear for astrophotography and astronomical observations based on every amateur individual goals and help them to harness the full potential of their equipment.

 

I am member of the Southern Cross Astronomical Society of Miami, Florida and I am registered in cloudynights.com as “Astrohobbyist”.

 

AstroGear.net invites you to enjoy the wonders of universe no matter the telescope you have, or if you are a naked eye observer, or your expectations about buying a new telescope, Go-to mount or Astro-Camera, or if you are a beginner or an experienced amateur astronomer.

 

 

Clear Skies,

 

Daniel Amado