About this product
Model: starfield_0.8x_90_rf
Part Number: SF-08-90
The Starfield 0.8x adjustable reducer and flattener makes finding the correct back focus easy! Fighting with adapters is a thing of the past!
By adjusting the reducer to achieve 55mm of back focus is simple, and if more adjustment is needed for fine tuning all that is needed is a small twist. If you are using accessories such as filter wheels and rotators you can not still get the required back focus. Just add up the thickness of all the accessories, plus the distance to your sensor and adjust based on the table below and then set the reducer to the number that is calculated.
The reducer attaches directly to the StarField 102mm telescope focuser by removing the Axil lock. Using the supplied 1.5mm Allen key, loosen off the three screws a half turn and then unscrew the lock. Thread the reducer onto the focuser.
This Reducer can also be used for other Telescopes from 70mm to 102mm
- aperture 102 mm / focal ratio f/7 - 55 mm
- aperture 80 mm / focal ratio f/7 - 57.6 mm
- aperture 80 mm / focal ratio f/6 - 59.6 mm
- aperture 70 mm / focal ratio f/6 - 61.6 mm
Filters can be added inside the reducer.
The William Optics M63 to 2" Nosepiece Adaptor can be used to convert this reducer for use with focusers that do not feature a compatible M63 thread.
Design: Corrector and reducer for refractor telescopes
Telescope connection: M63x1 external thread
Camera connection: M48x0.75 external thread
Reduction factor: 0.8x
Lenses: 3 lenses with ED element
Coating: Multi-coating and internal blackening
Working distance: Variable (adjustable)
Adjustment range of the distance: 0-13 mm stepless
Suitable for: Refractor telescopes from 70 mm to 102mm aperture with focusers from 2.0"
Mechanical Diagram
Customer reviews
Average Rating (1 Review): | |
30 December 2021 | Rashed
Tried it with Stellamira 90 mm F6. correct backfocus is about 59 mm +/- 0.5 mm.
worked well. flatfield for the entire APS-C sensor. no vignetting. Image circle 40+ mm. should work with Full frame with some flats.
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