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Manufacturer: Skywatcher
Product number: KomakorrF4
EUR365.00new
EUR 365,00
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rating: 5.0 of 5Skywatcher Coma Corrector for fast Newtonian Telescopes - 2" Connection2
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Skywatcher Coma Corrector for fast f/4 Newtonian Telescopes
The Skywatcher telescope coma corrector, optimized for astrophotography with the fast f/4 Quattro photo Newtonians, delivers an impressive image. You can expect pinpoint stars to the edge of the flat visual field. The magnification remains the same.The system consists of 4 lenses with one element made of FPL51 ED glass. The back focus (working distance) is 55 mm, the image circle diameter 28 mm for APS-C format. The coma corrector has a 2" barrel. To mount your camera you need an adapter from M48x0.75 to your camera mount.
| Type: | Newtonian coma corrector |
| Lenses: | 4-element design (1x FPL51 ED glass) |
| Overall length: | 100 mm |
| Working distance: | 55 mm |
| Connection thread at the camera side: | M48x0.75 external thread |
| Filter thread: | 2" filter thread available on the telescope side |
Question:
How do you have to measure the working distance?
Answer from Teleskop-Service:
The working distance is measured from the beginning of the connection thread on the housing of the corrector (see example picture):
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