Der Flipp Mirror ist ab Werk bereits sehr gut justiert, sodass im Normalfall keine Nachjustierung nötig ist. Hier liegen zwischen dem Baader Flip Mirror und anderen Produkten (auch einfachen Zenitspiegel) Welten und ich habe schon einige gekauft und wieder verkauft! With these two focusing eyepiece clamps, you should get both eyepiece and camera into the same focus. Yes, you can, providing you find a readily visible object first, aim at it and make sure your EP is parfocal with the camera's sensor. It may require 1- moving the EP in or out of its tube, 2-adding or removing the extension tube(s) to the camera port before mounting the camera to the flip mirror, or 3-choosing a different EP. Do a test shot with any of these to determine the EP and camera are parfocal, unless your larger monitor is clear enough to confirm focus. Then you can find that dim object.

Of course, this is not the only option to come into focus with the eyepiece. You might also simply not slide the eyepiece all the way down into the eyepiece clamp. Of course, this does not look so elegant and, depending on the distance, may even require the It’s convenient to fix your makeup or even do it from scratch when you don’t have a mirror, but you have a gadget with a front camera. It’s also easy to use an online mirror when gusts of wind tousled your hair, but you don’t have a mirror and you risk looking hilarious, especially if you go to a business meeting or interview.The shaping is organic. To the top, downwards and once around itself: Flip is rotatable. The base in form of a tray makes Flip an object of practical storage space for small things. Javier Moreno's design studio knowingly renounced geometric rules for the shape of the mirror – it should be free and organic. The soft silhouette makes up an interesting contrast to the materials glass and steel and it offers a friendly and inviting appearance to the mirror. Reinterpretation of the Dressing Table Please note that the upper port is limited by the diameter of the T-2-thread, so it is a little bit less than 40mm, and there will be some vignetting with 2"-eyepieces with long focal lengths.

Use the rotary knob 2 to switch between the rear port 3 and the top port 4; you can use an optional toothed belt to operate it with a motor (not included).Finally, I’m going to cover what might be considered the most important part – the mirror itself. I must admit to being no real expert in how to judge a flat mirror, but it seems to have an even surface with no blemishes. Star images both in and out of focus were as I’d expect and didn’t show any unusual problems. Dark frames are very easy to take by just flipping the mirror to the eyepiece. In fact, I usually take darks, while doing the fine centering of the object in the ep. Don asked in another thread, what kind of focal reducer I had in my setup. Since this question has been asked several times before, I enclose a couple of photos of my flip mirror with the two stage focal reducer hidden inside of it.

Cannot stream video. The cause may be a defective camera or that it is currently being used by another application. https://www.baader-planetarium.com/en/accessories/adapters-imaging-accessories/2-inch-sc-thread/baader-expansion-ring-2%22at-2i-with-1mm-optical-path-length-(t-2-part-28).html optionally, instead of T-2-extensions: DT-4 Baader 1¼" - 31.8mm nosepiece extension with 1¼" filter thread on both sides (T-2 part #05) (#1905130 , € 19,-) Am Anfang (aus der Ferne) machte ich mir Gedanken über die Orthogonalität des Klappspiegels, dessen Fassung, Drehlagerung und vorallem über die Verwindungssteifheit des gesamten Gehäuses. Denn daran sollten eine SBIG STF-8300M, eine kleine Guidingcam Alccd-QHY 5III 174 und ein Okular platz finden. Ein beachtliches Gewicht für so einen kleinen "Würfel". Meine Bedenken haben sich nach einigen Nächten praktischen Einsatzes in Luft aufgelöst. Bis auf eine kleine Sache, was die Adaption des Off Axis Guider für Baader FlipMirror II (BFM-OAG) I could not add pictures to the intended reply. So I created a new review with a 5 star rating due to the applied improvement.

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to set the eyepiece permanently to the same focus position as the camera. Or you can extend the overall length a bit more with the T-2 Fine-Adjustment ring 1mm (gold) - Aluminium - in the picture the golden 1mm ring was used, other lengths are also available. By the way, be careful: Only "real", classic T-rings deliver the flange distance of exactly 55mm. Especially in astronomy there are often slight deviations. T-Rings with an integrated filter holder tend to be a little longer, while other models are extra slim to allow you to reach focus with more accessories. Please note that the upper port is restricted by the T-2-thread and the diameter of the diagonal. The usable field is 32mm, equal to our 32mm T-2 prism diagonals. However I've managed to capture a video of M42, which was good, however I tried to get M81 and M82, And by god it was a pain!!! trying to get my target in focus through my eyepiece, and then take my eyepiece out and put my stella cam in, and refocus again, to get the image sorted.

If you are an observer and an imager, then having to swap instruments (cameras, eyepieces) is a reality because every telescope just features one "exit" port. Improving your workflow, especially during astrophotography is the goal set out for the Baader Flip Mirror II (BFM II). The BFM II is not just a simple flip mirror but much more, as unlike other flip mirrors, there are three ports. If more reduction is required a longer C-mount nosepiece or an added spacer can be used between the Scopestuff 1.25 reducer and the camera. Reduction factor can also be increased by moving the camera+nosepiece assembly further out of the ep holder (inceasing the spacing between the first and the second reducer).

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