SVBONY SV193 Focal Reducer 2 Inch buy 0.8X Field Flattener Telescope Accessory
SVBONY SV193 Focal Reducer 2 Inch buy 0.8X Field Flattener Telescope Accessory, Product detailsBrand SVBONYMaterial AluminumPhoto Filter Thread Size 55 MillimetersCoating Description Multi CoatingFocal reducer and field flattener is one.
Product code: SVBONY SV193 Focal Reducer 2 Inch buy 0.8X Field Flattener Telescope Accessory
Product details Brand SVBONY Material Aluminum Photo Filter Thread Size 55 Millimeters Coating Description Multi Coating Focal reducer and field flattener is one of the essential accessories for astrophotography; SV193 2 inch 0.8x focal reducer and field flattener for refractor telescopes With advanced refractor; SV193 0.8x focal reducer can take dazzling celestial photos without worrying about the distortion of the star points on the edge of the photo The front end is a standard 2-inch socket to connect to the main lens; and the back end is M48x0.75 threaded to connect to the camera bayonet; support Full Frame Camera Accepts 2 inch filters; includes standard 2 buy inch filter thread to add light pollution filter you need The 0.8 times defocusing system shortens the exposure; it can meet the needs of astrophotographers who need sufficient exposure in a short time.
Product details Brand SVBONY Material Aluminum Photo Filter Thread Size 55 Millimeters Coating Description Multi Coating Focal reducer and field flattener is one of the essential accessories for astrophotography; SV193 2 inch 0.8x focal reducer and field flattener for refractor telescopes With advanced refractor; SV193 0.8x focal reducer can take dazzling celestial photos without worrying about the distortion of the star points on the edge of the photo The front end is a standard 2-inch socket to connect to the main lens; and the back end is M48x0.75 threaded to connect to the camera bayonet; support Full Frame Camera Accepts 2 inch filters; includes standard 2 buy inch filter thread to add light pollution filter you need The 0.8 times defocusing system shortens the exposure; it can meet the needs of astrophotographers who need sufficient exposure in a short time.