Brand: SharpStar

Askar 0.74x 111F Reducer | ASKAR111FR

ASKAR111FR

Brand: SharpStar

Askar 0.74x 111F Reducer | ASKAR111FR

ASKAR111FR

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$409.95 CAD
$409.95 CAD
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Description du produit

The Askar 0.74× reducer, specially optimized for the Askar 111F, is designed to unlock a broader and more efficient deep-sky astrophotography experience.

The 0.74× reducer brings the Askar 111F's focal ratio down to F5.1, delivering a faster optical system while incorporating built-in field-flattening correction to effectively eliminate field curvature - ensuring sharp and clear stars from the center to the very edges of the frame. The shorter focal ratio provides a wider field of view and shorter exposure times, making it particularly well-suited for capturing expansive nebulae, star clusters, and faint or fast-moving celestial objects.

The Askar 111F 0.74× Reducer features a triplet optical design and supports a 44mm full-frame image circle. Its back focus is 55mm (measured from the M48 thread), and both ends feature M68×1 threads for optimal adaptability and stability.

The 111F photographic extension tube includes M54×0.75 and M48×0.75 adapters, allowing for direct and convenient connection to the 111F 0.74× reducer. The reducer’s rear adapter ring features a built-in M48×0.75 standard 2-inch filter thread, enabling direct installation of various astronomical filters to accommodate different imaging needs.

The entire reducer is precision CNC-machined and comes with front and rear metal threaded caps to protect the optics from dust when not in use.

 
Specifications

Parameter
 (After attaching)60F Focal length 566mm
 (After attaching)60F Focal ratio f/5.1
Lens Number Triplet design
Back Focus 55mm(from the base of M48 male thread)
Weight 0.5kg
Rear-end thread type M68*1


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