Adapters

This handy step-down adapter lets you connect standard M42 T-thread accessories to equipment featuring the larger M48 thread. Simply thread it on to bridge the gap between these two common telescope and camera accessory sizes, making it easy to expand your imaging setup without replacing existing gear.

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Easily connect M48-threaded accessories to your Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope with this precision-machined adapter. Featuring a standard SCT female thread on one end and an M48 male thread on the other, it provides a secure and seamless interface for filters, cameras, and other imaging equipment.

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• T-Adapter for 9.25, 11 & 14” EdgeHD optical tubes. It threads onto the rear cell
• This T-Adapter allows you to attach your 35 mm DSLR camera to the prime focus of your EdgeHD telescope

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2" to 1.25" adapter for eyepieces. Learn More

The 2 Inch to M48 T Adapter lets you easily connect M48 T-rings to any standard 2-inch eyepiece holder, bridging your telescope and camera for stunning astrophotography. Built from durable aluminum, this lightweight adapter ensures a secure, precise fit so you can focus on capturing the night sky.

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The Sirius Optics 1.25 Inch to M48 Adapter lets you seamlessly connect 1.25-inch eyepieces and accessories to M48-threaded components, expanding your telescope's versatility with a simple, lightweight aluminium construction built to last.

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The Sirius Optics T-Ring for Canon EF-M allows you to connect your Canon EOS-M mirrorless camera to any telescope or microscope equipped with a standard M42 T-thread adapter, opening up the world of astrophotography and microphotography with the gear you already own.

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The saxon Erecting Eyepiece range is used to correct image orientation, especially for terrestrial observations. Make your telescope dual purpose with this handy eyepiece. Learn More

M42 x 0.75mm Aluminium Alloy Extension Spacer Ring for telescope photography. This 3mm spacer can help you achieve precise back-focus spacing in your imaging train.

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