You can also see the focal length (1250mm) and f ratio (13.8). See where it says D = 90mm? The aperture of the scope is 90mm (ģ.5"). Please help me if you can! I'll probably post this in some moreįorums also (sorry if you see it twice) THANK YOU! I've seen posts regarding other ETX models, but this one is just Of a black tube, the t-mount is just a circle. Then I flip the mirror down and refocus and it looks like When I look at things through the eyepiece on top everything looks
I focused all the way to infinity on this one and it still wasn't How hard can it be? Put the adapter on, put the camera on, take
Manual and as far as I can tell I'm doing everything right. I got them and hooked them up and I am DISAPOINTED! I read the I bought the #64 T-Adapterįrom Ritz Camera and the T-Mount (which is advertised as Quantaryīut came in a "Qualide" box.) from Ritz: My best suggestion at the moment would be to take a picture, review it, adjust the focus, take a new picture and repeat until you have a good focus. However, I'm not sure if that applies to terrestrial photography with a telescope. What your eye will see as in focus and what the camera sees as in focus are not the same thing. I know in astrophotography that you cannot just look through the eyepiece, focus and then take a picture. When hooked up to the telescope the only focus you have is the telescope focus knob becuase the ETX acts as the camera lens. When you said in your post that you "focused all the way to infinity" what do you mean by that? Well it sounds like you have it hooked to the telescope correctly. Please help me if you can! I'll probably post this in some more forums also (sorry if you see it twice) THANK YOU! I've seen posts regarding other ETX models, but this one is just ETX (no numbers or letters as a suffix) Is this some sort of crappy telescope when used for photography? Is there supposed to be some glass in there? The adapter just consists of a black tube, the t-mount is just a circle. Then I flip the mirror down and refocus and it looks like I'm using optics from the 15th century. When I look at things through the eyepiece on top everything looks great. I focused all the way to infinity on this one and it still wasn't enough. I mean how hard can it be? Put the adapter on, put the camera on, take pictures. I got them and hooked them up and I am DISAPOINTED! I read the manual and as far as I can tell I'm doing everything right. I bought the #64 T-Adapter from Ritz Camera and the T-Mount (which is advertised as Quantary but came in a "Qualide" box.) from Ritz:
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