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Explore Scientific T2 Ring for Canon DSLR — 1.5mm Light-Path for Astrophotography

Explore Scientific T2 Ring for Canon DSLR — 1.5mm Light-Path for Astrophotography

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The Explore Scientific T2 ring for Canon DSLR is the adapter that connects your Canon camera body to a telescope for astrophotography. This T-ring replaces your camera lens with a standard T2 (M42 x 0.75) thread, letting you attach the camera to a telescope's focuser or T2 accessories for prime-focus imaging. Its slim 1.5mm light-path design keeps the camera as close to the optics as possible for correct focus and spacing.

A T-ring is camera-brand specific on one side and universal T2 on the other, so it's the essential bridge between your Canon body and the wider world of astronomy imaging gear.

Who it's for

For astrophotographers with a Canon DSLR who need to mount their camera to a telescope or T2 accessory. New to astro imaging? See our astronomy 101 stargazing basics guide.

Key features

  • Canon bayonet to T2 thread for connecting a Canon DSLR to imaging gear.
  • Slim 1.5mm light path to preserve correct focus and spacing.
  • Standard T2 (M42 x 0.75) thread compatible with T2 accessories.
  • Enables prime-focus astrophotography using the telescope as the lens.
  • Solid metal construction for a secure, stable connection.
Specifications
Brand Explore Scientific
Model 510369
Camera fit Canon DSLR bayonet
Thread T2 (M42 x 0.75)
Light path 1.5 mm

Frequently asked questions

What is a T-ring?
It's a brand-specific adapter that swaps your camera lens for a universal T2 thread, letting you attach the camera to a telescope or T2 accessories.

Which cameras does it fit?
Canon DSLR bodies using the Canon lens bayonet. Confirm your camera mount before ordering.

Do I need anything else to image?
You'll also need a way to reach focus on your telescope (and often a T2 adapter or nosepiece), plus the telescope itself.

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