William Optics Adjustable Reducer For Z73
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This William Optics 0.8x reducer/flattener is adjustable for optimum back focus.
This flattener is meant to work with the Zenithstar 73.
The FLAT73R is compatible with several types of CCD and CMOS cameras.
The flattener is produced with Ohara optical glass.
This 0.8x Reducer/Field Flattener from William Optics is a great accessory that improves image quality by being able to adjust spacing without the need for extension tubes. Designed specifically for the William Optics Zenithstar 73 refracting OTA, this particular 0.8x field flattener and reducer is manufactured with full frame, chip-size DSLR cameras in mind. The types of CCD and CMOS cameras that can be used with this tool are as follows:
M4/3
Sony α
Nikon
Pentax
Canon
FUJI
Users can also attach a filter wheel to the cameras, and the Adjustable 0.8x reducer will still function like normal.
The flattener's backfocus is 56.8 mm and the adjustment distance for DSLR and mirrorless cameras is 1.8 mm. On the camera rotator side, there is a M63 thread. The rest of the body is equipped with M48 threads on the telescope side and the filter side.
To install M48 threaded filters onto the flattener/reducer, users need to remove the rotator by twisting it off, then the filter (not installed) can be installed, and the rotator can be placed back on. To install the flattener, users must loosen the three screws near the eyepiece adapter, remove the eyepiece adapter, and connect the accessory to the M63 telescope thread.
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Adjustable Reducer/Flattener for Z73
