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Add to cartOur parent company, Australian Photo And Optical, is a family run business that owns two retail spaces in Adelaide. We employ 20 staff members throughout our businesses and have been operating in Adelaide for over 40 years.
Located within the Adelaide Optical Centre store, Twin City Camera House retails a range of cameras and photography equipment to suit every need.
Our printing and film development centre. Located in Regent Arcade, off Rundle Mall, this is our main hub for printing, film processing and equipment.
Explore the latest in market leading binoculars and spotting scopes for bird watching & land viewing
Unmatched prescision and workmanship accross the range
Ultimate performance, pin sharp contours & high contrast, true to life images
Effortless observation allows for hours for viewing comfort
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Add to cartThe most advanced star tracker in its class.
Use your camera. No telescope required.
No matter where you are in Australia, we’ll get your order to you. From Sydney to Perth, Broken Hill to Karratha, our courier services cover the whole of Australia. Order securely and safely with our fully insured freight services
customer feature photo
Name: Malcolm Scott Whinfield
Camera: Canon 450D
Telescope: TS80 with 480mm Focal Length
Subject: IC2948 and 2944 Running Chicken Nebular
Image Duration: Taken 50 Light at 120 seconds, ISO-400
Software: Astroberry, Startools, GIMP and Darktable
Filters used: None
Photo Information: The night had good clear skies in a Bortle 6 Zone in Para Hills
The Orionids Meteor Shower – October 21st – 22nd Active every year in October, created from the dust of Halley’s comet. Named after the constellation Orion as this is where the meteor shower radiates from.
Major Planet’s visibility this month: