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Product Feature
- Fits all telescopes with standard 1.25" Eyepiece Ports
- Fits ALL Nikon SLR / DSLR Models
- Variable Magnification for Perfect Framing of your shots!
- Prime Focus for wide field shots too!
- Maximum Eyepiece Diameter = 1.5"
Product Description
Here is everything you need for both "Prime Focus" and "Eyepiece Projection" astrophotography packaged together in one money saving easy to purchase kit. Fits any astronomical type telescope with a standard 1.25" eyepiece port.Included in this kit: Our "Variable Eyepiece Projection" adapter with integral "Prime Focus" adapter, a T-Ring to fit your brand of camera and a parfocalizing ring. The "Variable" feature lets you adjust the adapter length to vary the magnification (thus image size) for perfect framing of your shots. The "Parfocalizing Ring" lets you to match an eyepiece to your cameras focus point for easier high power focusing.NOTE: The eyepiece upper barrel can be no larger than 1.5" in diameter. Fits most Plossl eyepieces up to 26mm FL.Fits all Nikon Film or Digital SLR & DSLR Cameras including (digital models) D1, D2, D3, D3S, D3X, D35, D4, D40, D40X, D50, D60, D70, D80, D90, D100, D200, D300, D300S, D600, D700, D800, D800E, D3000, D3100, D3200, D5000, D5100, D7000.DOES NOT FIT SPOTTING SCOPES WITH THREAD-ON OR BAYONET MOUNT EYEPIECES. THIS IS FOR TELESCOPES ACCEPTING STANDARDIZED SLIP-IN EYEPIECES WITH 1.25" DIAMETER LOWER BARRELS ONLY. ADDITIONAL PARTS MAY BE NEEDED FOR SOME REFRACTORS OR NEWTONIANS. PICTURES ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PRODUCT LINE. THERE MAY BE SOME DIFFERENCES IN THE ACTUAL ITEM SHIPPED DEPENDING ON YOUR CAMERA MODEL OR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE ITEM.
Product Detail
- Brand: Modern Photonics
- Model: DNIK
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Great product, but a little pricey...
By Ed
I've used this a number of times with my Nikon D5100 and the kit works great! On my 3" Celestron telescope, and with the camera mounted, I needed to adjust the balance point quite a bit to make the tracking motor stay in sync, but that's to be expected.
The only downside is that the cost of the kit is a bit higher than the "perceived" quality of the items. Don't get me wrong, the workmanship is very good. And it would have gotten five stars had the cost been under $60. Still, for someone like me that needed a good kit, it did exactly what was advertised and that's what mattered to me the most!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Great Customer Service - Did not focus with D80
By J. Miller
I bought this to use with my Nikon D80 and an Orion Starblaster 4.5. I got it hooked up OK...I tried both primary and eyepiece focus..but no matter what it would not focus. It felt like I could not get it "close enough" to focus. I emailed the company before I attempted a return and they promptly got back to me and let me know I would need a barlow to extend the focus distance. They sold me one for $25+shipping which seemed much cheaper than others.. but I had never heard of the brand. I will do some more work and make sure it all works OK as soon as the weather clears.
So some things to take a way...
1. You may need a barlow lens which will add more $$ to taking a picture through the telescope...there is no way that I know to find out ahead of time if you will need one. I am sure most seasoned astronomers already have one, but I am new to this.
2. Great customer service and very helpful. Their quick response times impressed me which is why I ordered the barlow lens through them and not amazon.
***Follow up***
Even with the barlow lens it would not focus. I had to return it and am awaiting my refund currently.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
it works, could be cheaper
By ®
Really it is just 4 pieces of plastic here. But it is what you need to attach a nikon dslr to a telescope. I joined an astronomer group and also one of the university (Udub) had a few telescopes that let the local use. Well I asked if I can place this device on and it works. The only piece I didn't use was the parfocalizing ring. I guess I don't need it for some of the telescope. I was using a meade 1270.
Direction is skippy, but enough and you figure things out as you go.
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