This was my first 'serious' telescope.  I started with this on my AVX mount.  The wide-field makes learning the art of astrophotography much easier.  I highly recommend anyone starting out to begin with a wide-field refractor.  I still use it today for any wide-field images.  I can pair it with the .8x reducer to increase the field even more.  I use a Pegasus Astro focus cube with this scope.  This carbon fiber triplet with ED glass is great small scope.

Orion No Longer In Business

This 130mm refractor is my main and favorite imaging scope.  It is APO triplet featuring ED glass.  It is a f7 native scope, but when paired with the .8x reducer, comes down to f5.6.  It produces crisp sharp images and is a really good scope.  I have attached a ZWO EAF as well.

Astro Tech AT130EDT 

This inexpensive refractor features doublet design with FPL-53 ED glass.  It's f6, 360mm focal length pairs wonderfully with my Daystar Quark Chromosphere solar filter.  This is my main scope for solar imaging.  I have also added a ZWO EAF.

Astro Tech AT60ED 

This scope is a Maksutov-Cassegrain that I use as my primary Planetary and Lunar scope.  I normally pair it with either the ZWO ASI 462MC or the ZWO ASI 715MC.

Skywatcher SkyMax 150 

This scope came as a combo when I purchased my Celestron AVX mount.  It isn't a horrible scope, but the focuser leaves a lot to be desired.  Today, I rarely use this scope.

Celestron 6" Newtonian