TS-Optics T2 360° Rotation und Schnellkupplung - nur 5,5 mm kurz Bewertungen

Geschrieben von Gary P. am 04.05.2018

Excellent.

Geschrieben von Wilson L. am 05.04.2018

"Very fast shipping. The adapter work very well and well builded, no tilting issue found for now. It solve my filter wheel (orientation) balance issue between the filter and the CCD. "

Geschrieben von Bernhard S. am 15.03.2018

"Solides Teil mit guter Verarbeitung und Zentrierung; m. E. eher geeignet für den Anbau von Zubehör mit kleinem bis mittlerem Gewicht. Bei höheren Lasten sollte man die Kupplung so platzieren, dass ein möglichst kleiner Hebelarm entsteht."

Geschrieben von Carles Z. am 15.11.2017

*****

Geschrieben von Gustl W. am 03.11.2016

"Wie immer sehr zufrieden."

Geschrieben von Yue Fai Sunny C. am 24.02.2016

"This adaptor is an extremely useful and important part of my apparatus, as it allows me to flexibly rotate the camera orientation. In spectroscopic work, I use it to align with the diffraction grating so that the spectrum lies horizontally (elsewhere in the imaging chain, a different T2 locking ring aligns this with the celestial equatorial coordinates). In other work from high resolution solar work to moderate resolution deep sky work, this adaptor allows flexible alignment of the camera with celestial equatorial coordinates. This adaptor looks weak in the product photo but is in fact very rigid and strongly build. The camera is not going to dislodge from the adaptor. Similarly the 2 screws are very strong in holding the camera orientation on position. For cameras of 400 g or lighter, even one screw is enough to securely hold the camera in a particular position for extended periods. In my view, this is one of the most important must-have items for any imaging accessory. However, I never use it as a quick changer because of the particular way I set up my imaging. It should be noted, however, that the ring dovetail is very strong and there is absolutely no concern that it might dislodge from position or tilt from the optical axis."