Pentax Q on a 1500mm telescope
Is that a 1500mm telescope being converted into an effective 8250mm lens? Or was that a 270mm telescope effectively being 1500mm?
It'll be interesting to see a moon shot with that....
Matt
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Now the Moon!
Did you take the photo looking through the window glass? That would totally destroy the definition.
Is that a 1500mm telescope being converted into an effective 8250mm lens? Or was that a 270mm telescope effectively being 1500mm?
It'll be interesting to see a moon shot with that....
Matt
it's effectively an 8250mm lens.
Matt
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LINK to picture ... see if that's any good
13.2 metres length lol...
Concert photography
Currently on a Pentax hiatus until an FF Pentax is released
That is incredible mike. It's a little soft though
13.2 metres length lol...
Yes, and I can't see the U.S flag in the Sea of Tranquility
Same setup as before Skywatcher 127 Muskatov Cassegrain telescope an f4 1500mm lens effectively, with the 5.5 crop factor giving the equivalent of an 8250mm lens.
Pic 01

Pic 02

Pic 03
The view from the back of the scope taken with the 01 8.5mm kit lens showing roughly the areas covered by the scope Q combination.

Chris
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Thought I'd share what the Pentax Q on a 1500mm telescope can do.
Here is what the telescope is looking at taken with the 8.5mm Pentax Q lens.
The red rectangle indicates (approximately) the field of view through the scope.
The adapter is just a C mount adapter with a C to 11/4 Inch tube which drops into the eyepiece mount on the telescope, cheap and simple.