William Optics Flat73R Reducer Flattener with Rotator
William Optics Flat73R Reducer Flattener with Rotator
William Optics Flat73R Reducer Flattener with Rotator
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William Optics Flat73R Reducer Flattener with Rotator

William OpticsSKU: P-FLAT73R
Price:
$369.99 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
  • Description
Increase your filed of view on the Zenith Star 73 with the William Optics 0.8x Reducer with built in rotator.

The adjustment ring allows for precise adjustment to get the correct spacing. For DSLR's adjust the space ring to 1.8mm to get the required 55mm of back space when using a standard T-Ring.

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