Most images I take are posted on this blog with the setup listed here!
The old ones are here as well, but crossed out.
My Nikon D5000 is almost retired, but time or another it comes handy when the T6i is busy.
I’m using the T6i mostly with the Nikon 135mm f2.8 AI, and man, it may look weird but just fits perfect. This lens is awesome for everyday use, and at night, pointed to the sky, makes a great wide field hunter!
I’m using a “Nikon do EOS” AI-EOS adapter with the famous “chip”, which means I have photometric calculator AND focus confirmation on the 135mm with my T6i.
Cameras
DSLR Nikon D5000
DSLR Canon T6i
Webcam Philips SPC900NC
QHY5L-ii Color
Lenses
Nikon Af-s Nikkor 50mm F/1.8g
Nikon Nikkor 135mm f2.8 Ai
Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4 DC Macro (OS)* HSM | CSigma 70-300mm F4-5.6 DG Macro
Telescopes
Long Perng S400M-C 66mm f/6 refractor
Sky-Watcher 102mm f/13 Maksutov-Cassegrain (OTA only)180mm f7 Dobsonian telescope (Optics by Sebastião Santiago Filho)
ZWO 60280 Finder and Guide Scope
Mounts
iOptron CEM25P with a 2″ tripod
Manfrotto Mkc3-h02 tripod
Old low cost EQ5 (R.A. clock drive)
Andoer Tripod Ball Head Ballhead
Acessories
Generic Field Flattener for short refractors (Looks like Orion Field Flattener)
“Nikon do EOS” AI-EOS adapter
Long Perng S400M-C 66mm f6 and CEM25P:

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