Altair Flattener for 60 mm EDF Refractor

$119.99

Enhance the visual experience of your 60 mm EDF refractor telescope with the Altair Flattener. This high-quality optical accessory effectively eliminates field curvature, delivering crisp and flat images across the entire...

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SKU: FLAT60M54
Categories: Altair Astro
Description

Enhance the visual experience of your 60 mm EDF refractor telescope with the Altair Flattener. This high-quality optical accessory effectively eliminates field curvature, delivering crisp and flat images across the entire field of view. Designed specifically for 60 mm refractors, the Altair Flattener ensures precise astrophotography and visual observations, making it an indispensable tool for enthusiasts and professionals alike. Unlock the full potential of your telescope and capture stunning celestial images with the Altair Flattener for 60 mm EDF refractors.

  • You can connect to APS-C DSLR's, CMOS and CCD cameras such as Altair Hypercam, converting your telescope into a flat-field astrograph,
  • Simply remove unscrew the rear 2" push-fit adapter from the 60EDF focuser, and screw the flattener into the focuser end cap for a rigid fit.
  • The camera-facing rear thread is M48 male.
  • For use with the Hypercam (which has a female T-Thread on the front) use the Altair T2M-M48F adaptor to change from M48 to T2-Thread.
  • Spacing from rear flat shoulder of the flattener to the CCD film plane is 55mm and you can use the Altair Astro M48 or T-thread spacer system to fine-tune the optimum distance for your camera sensor and filter setup. Please check the flattener to camera spacing instructions for more info.

FAQ: Why is a field flattener required to take images with my refractor? All refractor lens systems exhibit some natural field curvature which, while not relevant for visual observation, can be visible in images. This field flattener/reducer screws directly into the rear focuser rotator of your refractor, converting it into an astrograph with a flatter photographic field than the existing lens system alone.