Observatories Telescopes Huntsman Telescope The Huntsman Telescope is designed to take extremely faint images of astronomical objects in the Southern sky and is made up from an array of Canon telephoto lenses. contact_support Contact Lee Spitlerlee.spitler@mq.edu.au+61 (2) 9372 4891 Content navigation toc About What is Huntsman? The Huntsman Telescope is designed to take extremely faint images of astronomical objects in the Southern sky. Huntsman is made up from an array of Canon telephoto lenses, inspired by the innovative Dragonfly Telephoto Array. Huntsman will help answer some outstanding questions in modern astrophysics research: Galaxy formation and evolution, including stellar disk formation and the assembly of satellite galaxies; and testing out innovative consumer technology for use in various applications in astronomy and space situational awareness. Specifications Huntsman consists of 10 Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS II USM super telephoto lenses. Location Siding Spring Observatory -31.2749453, 149.0684588