Which one and why?

Hello everyone.

I am at a crossroads. I am looking to get another telescope for imaging purposes.
There are currently 3 on Astromart within my price range.
TV NP-127, TEC-140 and FSQ-106N

My mount is a G-11, and my camera is a ST-2000XM. For use in a permanent observatory in a rural city.
Imaging galaxies, nebula's and clusters...
Do I go with aperture, with the TEC-140, and use a reducer for those big nebula's?
The 127 for the wider fields and less aperture?
The FSQ for the widest of the 3, but smaller aperture..

Opinions please

Wayne
If it's dedicated to imaging I would go with the FSQ. It's really designed for great images and matches up well in arc/seconds per pixel with your camera. If it was for both visual and imaging, then the larger scopes would bear more consideration.

My personal setup includes an FS-128 for visual and an FS-102 with .6 FR for imaging with an SXV-H9 (comparable to your camera). Someday in the future (as finances allow)I would like to upgrade the FS-102 to the FSQ.

Great choices either way.
Steven Jindra

Steve and Mark,

Thanks for your input..

I am still debating with myself.