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Celestron's Groundbreaking Debut at CP+2026

Celestron, renowned for its innovative optical devices, is stepping into the limelight at the CP+2026 show, taking place from February 26 to March 1, 2026, in Yokohama, Japan. This marks the first instance of Celestron featuring as a standalone brand at one of the world's largest camera and imaging exhibitions, showcasing its latest advancements and products.

Background and Purpose of the Exhibition

For over fifty years, Celestron has been a front-runner in the optical equipment industry, specializing in telescopes and binoculars. Recent advancements in digital camera technology and the rising interest in astrophotography have made celestial observation more accessible than ever. With the increasing enthusiasm for stargazing among photography enthusiasts, Archisite, the official distributor of Celestron in Japan, has decided to feature a grand exhibition dedicated solely to Celestron at CP+. The aim is to engage not only traditional astronomy fans but also innovative digital camera users, presenting them with a unique opportunity to experience the wonders of the universe up close.

Key Exhibition Highlights

1. Next-Generation Smart Telescope

A centerpiece of the Celestron booth will be the revolutionary Origin Mark II Intelligent Home Observatory, a smart telescope designed for serious astrophotographers. Here’s what sets it apart:

• - AI-Powered Automatic Observations and Imaging: This telescope employs artificial intelligence to manage everything from aligning the polar axis to object acquisition, focus adjustments, and capturing images. With just a tap on a smartphone or tablet, users can create stunning deep-sky visuals in real-time, even without prior expertise.

• - Incorporating the Renowned RASA Optics: The telescope features Celestron's celebrated Rowe-Ackermann Schmidt Astrograph (RASA) with an impressive F2.2 brightness. This exceptional design enables the telescope to capture images in mere minutes rather than hours.

• - High Customizability for Enthusiasts: The Origin Mark II is equipped with a Sony high-sensitivity CMOS sensor and supports external filters as well as RAW data exports, accommodating the needs of both casual users and dedicated photographers.

2. High-Performance Binoculars and Field Scopes

The exhibition will also highlight Celestron's exceptional binocular and field scope series, showcasing optical technology honed through years of experience. From powerful models ideal for stargazing to designs seamlessly blending into nature for birdwatching and compact entry-level models for concerts and sports events, the booth will offer a comprehensive range of products.

3. Accessories for Every Observation Need

Celestron will display a variety of essential accessories, including a groundbreaking 20-megapixel color sensor astromaging camera utilizing advanced low-noise CMOS imaging technology, various eyepieces, reducers, and night vision headlamps. All accessories will be available for attendees to handle and experience directly.

Special Promotion in Collaboration with Astronomical Guide

In celebration of Celestron's first standalone exhibition at CP+2026, visitors can participate in a unique giveaway initiative linked to the astronomical magazine, Astronomical Guide. An advertisement in the March 2026 issue of the magazine will feature a voucher valid for exclusive gifts at the Celestron booth.

Campaign Details

The giveaway will be reported in the upcoming March 2026 edition of Astronomical Guide, published by Seibundo Shinkosha. A coupon for the Celestron-CP+ giveaway will appear in the issue, which readers can cut out and present at the Celestron booth. Early visitors will receive either a night vision headlamp or a high-contrast, multi-coated UpClose G2 10x25 monocular.

Eligibility: The offer is limited to those bringing the coupon from the magazine.
Redemption Location: Celestron Booth at CP+2026, Pacifico Yokohama.

This unique opportunity allows fans of astronomy to immerse themselves in Celestron’s universe, both online and at the event.

About Celestron

Founded in 1960 by Thomas Johnson in California, USA, Celestron has made a name for itself as a pioneering manufacturer of telescopes, particularly known for advancing mass production technology in Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes. The company offers a vast range of easy-to-use telescopes for beginners to professional astronomers, continuously pushing the envelope in innovative product development and technology.

About Archisite

Archisite specializes in IT hardware, focusing primarily on peripherals for computers, smartphones, and tablets. They not only represent diverse overseas brands but also introduce proprietary brands like ARCHISS and MOBO, enhancing everyday life.

For inquiries regarding Celestron’s offerings, contact Celestron at Archisite.