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DayStar Tilt Reducer 0.6x Quark to T Thread (IEQT60)

DayStar tilt reducer 0.6x

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DayStar Tilt Reducer 0.6x Quark to T Thread

The DayStar 0.6x tilt reducer is designed for Combo Quark Hydrogen Alpha filters. It reduces focal length, increases field of view and improves brightness, allowing shorter exposure times. It also includes a tilt function to reduce interference fringes in solar imaging.

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DayStar Tilt Reducer 0.6x Quark to T Thread

Description

The DayStar Tilt Reducer 0.6x Quark to T thread is designed for use with DayStar Combo Quark Hydrogen Alpha filters, both Chromosphere and Prominence versions. It combines focal reduction and interference correction in a single accessory.

The optical system reduces focal length by a factor of 0.6x, increasing the field of view and allowing small sensor cameras to capture more of the Sun. It also improves brightness, enabling exposure times approximately three times shorter than without the reducer, helping to reduce atmospheric seeing effects and improve image sharpness.

The reducer is designed for cameras with 17.5 mm backfocus, or 12.5 mm when used with a 5 mm spacer, allowing integration into standard imaging setups.

It also includes a tilt mechanism to reduce interference fringes or Newton rings, commonly seen in monochrome Hydrogen Alpha imaging. By slightly tilting the sensor, internal reflections are minimized without affecting framing.

Technical specifications

  • Model: Tilt Reducer 0.6x
  • Manufacturer: DayStar
  • Reduction factor: 0.6x
  • Compatibility: DayStar Combo Quark Chromosphere and Prominence
  • Function: focal reduction and interference correction
  • Thread: Quark to T thread
  • Backfocus: 17.5 mm
  • Backfocus with spacer: 12.5 mm plus 5 mm
  • Brightness improvement: yes
  • Exposure reduction: approximately three times shorter
  • Tilt function: yes