Originally posted by Zygonyx Is this the Vixen ?
No. It's a TAK. The on in this picture:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/weihaowang/20693423490/ Originally posted by Velvian I have a Celestron 1000mm f11 mirror telescope. I have a T mount adapter to my old Minolta srt101. Curious after seeing whwang astrophotography how to adapt my 645D to my Celestron scope?
Any information appreciated.
Velvian
Hi, ideally you will need to just get a P645 version of T mount, but unfortunately this doesn't exist. I can think of two alternatives. One is to first get a P67 mount, make an adapter to put it on your C11, and then get a P67-P645 adapter. This is the P67 mount I talked about
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http://www.mmjp.or.jp/takahashi-sb/data/tsring.htm#%83y%83%93%83^%83b%83N%83X67%83o%83%88%83l%83b%83g%8A%C2
Its front side is an M92P1 female thread. You can adapt it to C11 via a custom-made adapter.
The other possibility is to get the vixen P645 adapter:
http://www.vixen.co.jp/product/at/acc/373154.htm
Then you need to make another adapter to put this on your C11. Either way, you will need to make an adapter for C11. This is not that difficult if you know how to do it.
Is your C11 the HD version? The HD version should have a large image circle that can cover 645D's sensor. A standard version of C11 can illuminate a large area, but the outer part of the focal plan (even on 35mm full frame) would suffer from strong coma and field curvature. You may only get sharp stars in the very center part of your 645D image.
Cheers,
Wei-Hao