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Product Description
The New T2 tilter adds multiple screw holes to help connect to ZWO EFW (compatible to 2” EFW filter wheel).
ZWO's T2 Tilter is a camera angle adjuster that can be used to modify the imaging plane of your camera. Made of black anodized metal, this adapter contains an M42 threaded T2 interface on both sides and comes with a removeable T2 adapter ring.
This new version adds multiple screw holes for compatibility with 2" EFW filter wheels. Like the previous version, this T2 Tilter measures 78 mm in diameter and is 11 mm thick without the included adapter attached.
Mainly used to reduce Newton's rings when imaging Ha-solar.
Also used to adjust the camera imaging plane by rotating the six bolts in the main camera body when the sensor plane is uneven.
Applicable cameras
- All ASI cameras except ASI071, ASI2600 and ASI6200.
Connection method
- Cooled camera: ASI294/ASI1600/ASI183/ASI533
- Non-cooled camera:
- ASI294/ASI1600/ASI183/ASI174 (These cameras do not need to connect to the T2-T2 adapter)
- ASI178/ASI290/ASI224/ASI120 (These cameras need to connect to the T2-T2 adapter first)
Package and size
- Main body：Diameter 78mm，11mm without the T2-T2 adapter
- T2-T2 adapter：Thickness 2mm
- Interface: T2 (M42*0.75 thread) each side
Additional Articles, Videos, and Links
External Links
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