Scopetronix MaxView DSLR-II 2" / 1.25" Eyepiece Projection Adapter for Digital & Film SLR Cameras

A variable projection adapter large enough to hold ANY eyepiece! The MaxView DSLR will hold any 1.25" eyepiece and the MaxView DSLR II will hold any 1.25" or 2" eyepiece... yes even the massive 31mm Nagler and the 41mm Panoptic! Now you can use your best eyepieces for true variable projection astrophotography. But the size alone doesn't make it unique. These ultra versatile adapters can be used for prime focus, telenegative projection, eyepiece projection, and even afocal projection!

Size does matter... you've invested a fortune in that Digital SLR and those large expensive eyepieces. The rock solid MaxView DSLR lets you use them together for true variable projection astrophotography. Works equally well with 35mm film camera bodies. Eyepieces can be changed out in seconds and your prized eyepieces won't suffer from set screw marks around the eyeguard lip as with other adapters. Dual perpendicular thumbscrews make sure the upper body is secure and perfectly aligned

For owners of telescopes with 1.25" focusers the MaxView DSLR will allow you to use all of the larger 1.25" eyepieces that are excellent for eyepiece projection astrophotography such as the TeleVue Radians, Panoptics, Naglers and Pentax XL/XW series

For use with any SLR camera body you just need a simple T-Ring for your particular brand of camera. The MaxView DSLRs can also be used for Afocal Projection on your SLR lens by using the appropriate size Step Ring to fit the filter thread of your SLR lens.

Scopetronix understands that lack of back focus can be a problem with some reflectors and refractors that have limited focus range so they include a removable MaxPower lens with every unit. The MaxPower lens also allows owners of all telescope types to perform telenegative projection or increase the image size during eyepiece projection. The body length of both MaxView DSLRs is highly adjustable so you can get just the image size you are looking for to fill the frame.