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Support (Please note, this is primarily a user forum, for direct Atik support, please email support@atik-cameras.com) => Atik Infinity => Topic started by: BillB on October 06, 2016, 09:22:03 pm
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Hi all
just wondered if anyone else has tried a standard camera lens attached to the infinity? I have just tried it with a Canon f2.8 on a tripod, no guiding at all, clouds drifting pass and loads of LP where I live and although the initial image wasn't brilliant after some levels and curves in Photoshop I saw exactly what the infinity can do. I chose half a second exposure no binning after focussing in the finder mode. This was just a test to make sure I could focus with the Geoptic lens adaptor I used, I plan to piggyback it on my mount. I did stack as many as I could but after a while it gives up due I think to field rotation and no guiding, here is the before and after images. Would be interested to know if anyone else has done this instead of going down the Hyperstar route.
Cheers
BillB
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Nice!. Looking forward to see some wide field images from you
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Nice picture. And good lens.
Piggyback can do fantastic shots at big bright nebula.
Looking forward too.
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I have done the camera lenses with the Infinity. I use Sony cameras so have to make my own adapter which works real good now. I also adapted my M42 lenses to be able to do this too.
The adapters low me to use the Infinity with mush lower focal lengths which captures a wider field of view.