Introducing the Celestron Large SCT & EdgeHD Adapter V2, an essential accessory designed to enhance your astrophotography experience with larger Schmidt-Cassegrain and EdgeHD telescopes. This custom adapter, when used with the Celestron Off-Axis Guider, expands the area of illumination, making it ideal for imaging through larger telescopes. The new, extended length of this adapter is specifically engineered to accommodate DSLR cameras with deeper back-focus spacing, eliminating the need for additional adapters.

This adapter is particularly beneficial for astrophotographers using larger format cameras, such as the Canon 5D or 6D, allowing for full utilization of the camera's image circle and ensuring superior illumination of the sensor. With this setup, users of 9.25”, 11”, or 14” Schmidt-Cassegrain or EdgeHD telescopes can capture images with greater detail and clarity.

The latest version of this adapter boasts a 38mm optical length, providing optimal back-focus spacing for DSLR cameras in combination with the Off-Axis Guider and larger Celestron telescope models. This enhancement ensures seamless integration without the need for additional components.

Constructed from machined, black anodized aluminum, the adapter's body is designed to offer the highest contrast by reducing glare. The internal surfaces are sandblasted, further enhancing image quality. Additionally, the adapter features a knurled surface, offering a comfortable and secure grip for easy threading and un-threading from your telescope. This combination of functionality and thoughtful design makes the Celestron Large SCT & EdgeHD Adapter V2 a valuable addition to any astrophotographer's toolkit, particularly those utilizing larger telescopes and camera formats.

Specifications

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Optical Length:	38mm (1.49")
Clear Aperature:	63mm (2.48")
Construction:	Aluminum Black Anodized
Weight:	6 oz (170.09 g)
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