Sony W1 Telescope

LensPlus has recently completed a review of the new Sony W1 Digital Camera and how is compares to our LE-Adapters. We have found it works extremely well with our products. Click HERE for an in-depth look at this great combination.

Sony W1 Telescope Close Up

Using high powered eyepieces (5 to 25mm) you can take great eyepiece projection shots of the moon and planets. Its so simple, just thread the LE-Adapter onto your camera lens, set the sizing screws to the approximate diameter of the eyepiece, tighten the  LE-Adapter to the eyepiece and enjoy a no hassle imaging experience.

We highly recommend the largest eyepiece as possible. As Kenneth Farmer, PhD, recently mentioned in a Product Review “The new 2Plus will accommodate eyepieces up to 60mm in diameter. This is important for two reasons: (1) Larger eyepieces offer brighter images. This is crucial for ultra-telephoto video, because as focal length increases, light reaching the CCD decreases. (2) Larger eyepieces decrease the tendency for vignetting (darkening of the edges of the image) when used with digital cameras and camcorders.”

	Photo by K. Farmer, PhD. - Equipment includes: Panasonic DV400 MiniDV camcorder, TeleVue 32mm Plossl eyepiece and Meade LX200 8" SCT.

The For more information of the new 2Plus LE-Adapter, Click Here.

	Photo by K. Farmer, PhD. - Equipment used: Standard LE Adapter with an Olympus C700 digital camera and a 25mm eyepiece on a Tele Vue Ranger telescope.

"Just plain fun to think of new ways to use it...
Overall, the LE-Adapter earns 10 out of 10 stars!"
Joe Becker Astronomer Astro-Guide