Astromania 2" T2 Focal Telescope Camera Adapter for SLR/DSLR Cameras Metal Telescope Camera Astrophotography Accessory Simply Attach Camera to Telescope M42 T Mount Adapter Compatible for Canon Nikon — Open-Box, 41% Off

Universal 2 Inch Compatibility: Precision-engineered 2 inch (50.8mm) compatible with all standard 2" focusers of refractor, reflector and Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope; Included filter thread connect to 2" telescope filter with M48x0.75 male thread

Reduced Reflection Telescope Camera Connector: All metal construction and anodizing aluminium process to minimise reflections and the inner thread design eliminate reflected light

M42 T-Mount Astrophotography Adapter: Features premium-grade T2 external threads designed for Photography; require connection by T-ring Adapter compatible with Canon, Nikon or other SLR and DSLR Cameras (Note T-ring Adapter is Not Included)

Minimal 3mm Optical Extension: The light path is extended by only 3mm by using this 2 inch T-2 telescope camera adapter, which is good news for the focus position as it is hardly changed when for astrophotography

Quick Release Telescope Adapter: Allows you to quickly connect your SLR camera to any telescope with a 2 inch focuser or other 2 inch telescope accessories; perfect for photoing astronomical events like planetary transits

This 2" camera adapter allows you to quickly attach your SLR camera to any telescope with a 2" focuser. Your camera is then securely attached to the telescope and ready for your nocturnal photo sessions.A T-2 thread permits virtually any camera to be attached and subsequently connected to the telescope. For SLR cameras, for example, you will only need the correct T-ring for your camera model - it is that simple. The adapter has a 2" barrel on the telescope side which is compatible with 2" focusers. With a 50.8mm outside diameter and compact design, any possible shadowing is clearly reduced as compared to 1.25" adapters.The Astromania 2" camera adapter intrudes very little. The light path is extended by only 3mm, which is good news for the focus position as it is hardly changed. Even focusers with little latitude for adjustment are usually absolutely no problem.