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1-Year Warranty |
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Celestron
Solar Filter for the Nexstar 6SE Telescope(s) |
94236 B&H# CESFNS6SE Price: 69.95 |
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Celestron
Heavy Duty Wedge - For Long-Exposure Astrophotography |
93655 B&H# CEWHDC8 Price: 239.95 |
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Celestron
Wedge Upgrade Kit |
93662 B&H# CEUKW Price: 99.95 |
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Celestron
T-Mount SLR Camera Adapter for Canon EOS |
93419 B&H# CETRCAF Price: 15.95 |
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Celestron
T-Mount SLR Camera Adapter for Nikon F-Mount |
93402 B&H# CETRN Price: 16.95 |
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Celestron
T-Mount SLR Camera Adapter for Sony & Minolta AF |
93418 B&H# CETRMAF Price: 15.95 |
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Celestron
T-Mount SLR Camera Adapter for Pentax K-Mount |
93403 B&H# CETRPK Price: 15.95 |
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Vixen Optics
T-Mount Adapter for C-Mount System |
USA
3763 B&H# VITCR Price: 38.95 |
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Kowa
T-Mount SLR Camera Adapter for Four Thirds Mount (Olympus, Panasonic) |
TSPK-FT B&H# KOTMFT Price: 24.95 |
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Celestron
Vibration Suppression Pads (useful at high power when near cars, etc.) |
93503 B&H# CEVSP Price: 39.95 |
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Wiley Publications
Book: Star Watch |
9780471418047 B&H# WISW Price: 16.95 |
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Wiley Publications
Book: The Star Guide: Learn How To Read the Night Sky Star by Star, 2nd |
9780471706175 B&H# WISG Price: 29.95 |
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Celestron
Sky Map - Planisphere |
93722 B&H# CESM Price: 20.25 |
Ultratelephoto photography is easily achieved with your telescope by purchasing this SLR camera adapter. You'll need to take precautions to minimize vibrations, such as locking up the mirror if possible as well as using a cable release or remote control to fire the shutter. First, remove the eyepiece. Next, attach the SLR camera adapter where the eyepiece would normally be attached to the telescope, and screw in a t-mount adapter to the opposite end of the SLR camera adapter. Now you can attach your camera to the t-mount and you are ready to begin taking pictures! For higher-magnification pictures of very small objects such as the moon and planets, consider instead the Deluxe Tele-Extender (#93643) which shoots through the telescope's eyepiece. |
| Note! Your camera will need to be in fully manual exposure mode, although some brands of camera may also work in aperture-priority autoexposure mode. Additionally, if there is a switch on the camera which chooses the focus mode, that switch must indicate manual focusing. |