Manufacturer: -TS Zubehör
Product number: TSRED051

EUR 59,90


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rating: 4.5 of 5
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The TS optics 0.5x reducer shortens the focal lengths of the telescope by 50% and doubles the lens speed and field of view. This advantage can be used visual and phototgraphical with cameras with smaller sensors.

Due to the doubled lens speed, the exposue time is reduced even to a quarter!

The adaptation:

Just thread the reducer into the 1.25" filter receptacle of your foto adapter or eyepiece. The reducer has a suitable thread.

Photographical use:

This is the main use for the 0.5x reducer. It doubles the field of view and alters the photographic speed of your telescope accordingly. It can illuminate a field of approx. 12 mm diameter.

Especially at cameras with smaller sensors up to ca. 13 mm this effect is wanted when photographing bigger fields.

Examples:

ATIK - cooled CCD cameras
Mintron - sensitive video cameras
Webcams (especially Philips)

For visual use:

This is also possible. But nevertheless, in this realm the reducer is not as versatile as in photography.

It is only useful with 1.25" eyepieces with max. 25 mm focal length; using bigger eyepieces will cause vignetting.

When the reducer is screwed into the eyepiece filter thread, the focal point moves approx. 5 mm intrafocal.

Useful additional equipment:

The TSVF1 rises the distance between reducer and chip and increases the reduction factor from 0.5 to 0.3x, but is recommended only for photography.
Reducing factor:0.5x (depending on the projection distance)
Max. distance to the camera sensor:approx. 55 mm
Connection:1.25" filter thread (M 28.5 x 0.6) on both sides
Height of the cell:10.5 mm (without thread)
Optical system:multi-coated doublet
Free aperture:22.5 mm
Reducer with filter threads
Plastic transport box



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Reviews

Written by Rainer Gloess
on 2022-03-19

"Den Reducer habe ich für die off axis Guiding Kamera eingesetzt.Funktioniert hervorragend. "

Written by Dirk Kosse
on 2021-03-19

"alles klar."

Written by ANTONIO CIDADAO
on 2021-03-18

"Great to obtain a full solar disk with a Daystar SolarScout60 DS telescope"

Written by Egmont Reich
on 2020-06-29

"Gute Qualität, für bessere Übersicht bei grossen Teleskopöffnungen."

Written by Andreas Ludwig
on 2020-04-30

*****

Written by Alois Pichler
on 2018-06-24

"alles ok"

Written by Marco Döpfner
on 2018-06-10

"Kleines Teil mit großer Wirkung, zumindest für das Beobachten. Fotografisch habe ich es noch nicht testen können."

Written by Michael Buk
on 2018-05-15

"Ich benutze den Reducer bei der Planetenbetrachtung, er erhöht den Kontrast und die Helligkeit. Bei der Mondbetrachtung könnte er aber die Abbildungsgröße noch etwas mehr verkleinern. Ich verwende u.a. ein Celestron NexStar 8se mit 25mm Super Plössl Okular,TS-Mondfilter und dem TS-Reducer. Die Verarbeitung der Filter ist sehr gut."

Written by Martin Mazanek
on 2017-08-02

"Ich habe es versuchsweise für die Okulare im Baader Mark V Binoansatz mit GWK 2"" 1,7x ausprobiert, um die Vergrösserung zu reduzieren und somit ein grösseres Gesichtsfeld zu kriegen. Die Vignettierung war jedoch extrem und brachte keinen Gewinn am Gesichtsfeld."

Written by Georg Meinhardt
on 2017-07-13

"Die Brennweitenreduzierung erlaubzt es mit dem C8 ein ganzes Bild der Sonne aufzunehmen. Es hat sich bis jetzt im Einsatz bewährt und es gibt keine merklichen Einschränkungen."

Written by FERNANDO CARDENAS
on 2017-04-04

"Good quality optics without any refelections. Great product."

Written by Ivan Vasilev
on 2016-10-11

"Good quality reducer!"

Written by Michaela Muksch
on 2016-09-03

"Bin sehr zufrieden."

Written by Ian Whiteley
on 2016-02-03

"Generally satisfies, but some coma evident in the outer 50% of the image"