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The adapter allows for connecting 1.25" accessories, like photo adapters or eyepieces, to the T2-thread and provides ver...

Improving workflow, especially during astrophotography is the goal set out for the BFM II. This is not just a simple fli...

RT-Adapter to connect Refractors with 97mm inner diameter...

The Baader VariLock T2 extension tubes are two continuously adjustable extension rings in the T2 system. The extension t...

This adapter changes a male 2" thread into a male T2-thread, allowing a stable connection of T2 accessories to SC telesc...

High quality optics with apochromatic characteristics, for magnifications of 2x and above...

Adapter with M68i x1 to M74i x1 female threads, to adapt M68 parts to focusers with M74 x 1 male thread...

The Baader VariLock T2 extension tubes are two continuously adjustable extension rings in the T2 system. The extension t...

Optimized for modern CMOS cameras, but likewise excellent for CCD camera technologies...

Camera-Adapter for ASI Cameras with T-2 (m) Thread...

Baader UFC S70 / M48 (f) Telescope-Adapter...

Coma corrector for Newton telescopes that neither reduces the focal length nor the image field of your telescope...

Premium grade S-III CCD-filter for fast optical systems f/8 to f/3. The high optical quality of the Baader narrowband fi...

This set contains an eyepiece revolver, four 1,25"-eyepieces, a Barlow lens and a storage box. It combines the sharpness...

Optimized for modern CMOS cameras, but likewise excellent for CCD camera technologies...

Altogether 15 pc - in 5 sizes, three rings per size (thickness 0.6/0.8/1.0/1.2/1.4mm)...

Especially designed to improve the beginners telescopes – to provide a professional replacement for the simple "dark gre...

Το MaxBright® II Binoviewer ενσωματώνει τη γνώση που έχει αποκτηθεί στα τριάντα χρόνια που η Baader κατασκευάζει διοφθάλ...

The Baader ClickLock (1¼" / 2") is a precisely fitting, very massive eyepiece clamp without clamping screws (!)...

Have you ever stood under the starry firmament and wondered what all the stars were up there? Or are you an amateur astr...