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Features 1.Made of anodized aluminum
2.grub screws around the perimeter
3.compatible with Sony E mount Nex lens
4.fit for M48x0.75 male thread adapter
5.a necessary ring for connecting a camera to a telescope
Easy to use
1.Connect the T-ring mount and camera
2.Connect telescope mount adapter with T-ring(telescope mount adapter not included)
3.Put the telescope camera adapter into telescope focuser
4.Locking the screw of focuser
5.Adjusting telescope focus wheel to get a clear image.
Compatibility
--one side compatible with Sony E mount Nex lens
--the other side fit for M48x0.75 male thread adapter
Durable
CNC machined of aluminum with a black anodized finish,durable and not fade
Little tips
You need to switch your camera to manual mode in order to use t-ring adapter
Package Includes:
1xM48x0.75mm t-ring adapter
Silver Fox
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023
Like another reviewer, I found that this adapter had a loose fit to my Sony A6000 camera. The wiggle could conceivable cause tilt in the optic path.
Coastal Quilter
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023
This fits both my Sony cameras. It states in the description that it's made to fit E-mount cameras. Both my A7R and A6500 are E-mount cameras and it fits them perfectly. I'm looking forward to some amazing photography. Don't forget you have to shoot in manual mode .
J. S.
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2023
I have two sony cameras, an a6000 and an a6100. On both cameras, there is significant wiggle between this adapter and the camera mount, which can lead to tilt, distorting the image, or light leak, which can also ruin the image. The m48 threads work fine to connect to a field flattener on the telescope side. I do seemingly need additional spacers to achieve proper backfocus, but I'm not sure if the distortions I'm seeing are due to the tilt mentioned earlier, or if I do in fact need spacers. When connected, I measured 54mm of distance between the field flattener and the camera sensor (rather than the necessary 55mm), so this is another potential thing to watch out for, as some field flatteners are pretty picky about the backfocus.
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