Baader Wide-T-Ring Fujifilm X with D52i to T-2 and S52
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Baader Wide-T-Ring Fujifilm X with D52i to T-2 and S52

Baader Wide-T-Ring Fujifilm X with D52i to T-2 and S52

Ontario Telescope and AccessoriesSKU: TRING-FW
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$47.99 CAD
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  • Description
  • Baader Wide-T-Ring to connect Fuji X cameras on the Astro T-2 system
  • All Baader Wide-T-rings have an S52 dovetail in addition to the inserted T-2 ring. This allows the T-ring to be modified to an M48 female thread using the S52 / M48 adapter #2958552, or to use the S52 barrel #2958551 without the T-2 reduction. With the S52 / M68 adapter # 2458252, the Wide-T-Ring can be directly attached to an M68 male thread to securely fasten your camera to the widest possible aperture.
  • All Baader Wide T-rings can be directly adapted to an UFC (Universal Filter Changer) with the optional Baader UFC S52 dovetail camera-adapter (#2459119), in order to change different filter sizes directly in front of the camera sensor.
  • With the ultra-short Backfocus of only 26 mm (17.7 mm camera, 8.3 mm T-2 bayonet ring) many adaptations in combination with reducers / filter wheels are now possible for the first time. Furthermore, the illumination of the camera chips improved significantly, mainly because of the larger clear aperture.
  • On the camera side: Fuji X Bayonet
  • Telescope side: S52 dovetail clamp incl. S52/T-2 internal thread with 0.75mm pitch

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