Comparison

Origin Mark II vs eVscope 2

Origin Mark II has the wider field (1.32° × 0.75° vs 0.76° × 0.57°), so it frames large targets such as the Andromeda Galaxy more easily; eVscope 2 shows smaller objects at a larger scale. Of our 20 popular targets, Origin Mark II frames 8 well and eVscope 2 11.

SpecOrigin Mark IIeVscope 2
Aperture152 mm114 mm
Focal length335 mm450 mm
Native field of view1.32° × 0.75°0.76° × 0.57°
Targets framed well8 / 2011 / 20
Weight18.9 kg7 kg
Wide-angle cameraNot listedNot listed
Mosaic modeNot listedNot listed
Official price$4,299$4,999

Both frames on the same targets

Solid gold: Origin Mark II. Dashed blue: eVscope 2.

M31 · 190′ × 60′
M31 Andromeda Galaxy: Origin Mark II larger than the frame; eVscope 2 larger than the frame.
M42 · 66′ × 60′
M42 Orion Nebula: Origin Mark II larger than the frame; eVscope 2 larger than the frame.
M51 · 11′ × 8′
M51 Whirlpool Galaxy: Origin Mark II fits well; eVscope 2 fits well.

Where they differ

TargetOrigin Mark IIeVscope 2
M27 Dumbbell Nebulasmall in the framefits well
M16 Eagle Nebulasmall in the framefits well
M104 Sombrero Galaxysmall in the framefits well

Where to buy the Origin Mark II

Where to buy the eVscope 2

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Test both against your own sky

Questions and answers

Which is better for large targets, the Origin Mark II or the eVscope 2?
The Origin Mark II, because it has the wider field of view.
Which frames more popular targets well?
The eVscope 2 (11 of 20, against 8).
Which is cheaper?
The Origin Mark II, at an official price of $4,299.
Which is lighter?
The eVscope 2, at about 7 kg.

Specs from manufacturer pages, checked 2026-10-12. Fit labels follow the rule on the page.