a couple more for lunarphiles

[raymo]

from the archives. Also EP projection single frames. 8" Newt.
raymo

[Startrek]

Hi Raymo

I think I might have a Bintel eye piece projection lens somewhere

Might give it a go

Thanks

[raymo]

EP projection adaptors don't have a lens. I have an old adaptor with either
a Canon T ring or an M42 T ring that you can have for $15 posted if you
are interested, or of course without the T ring if you already have one.
raymo

[Startrek]

Hi Raymo
I checked my cupboard full of bits and pieces and found a Bintel camera projection adapter and T ring ( never used it ) As well as the camera projection lens I mentioned previously

Thanks for the offer though

Cheers
Martin

[raymo]

Look forward to seeing the results. I've been imaging for 68 yrs and have never heard of a camera projection lens, what does it look like?
raymo

[RyanJones]

I've heard of eye piece projection but this thread made me look up what it was.

Is this the eye piece projection lens you're referring to Martin ?

https://www.bintel.com.au/product/bintel-projection-lens-sv30mm-2-inch/?v=6cc98ba2045f

[raymo]

I know what it is now; its not a lens at all, just a method of attaching an eyepiece to the camera without using a traditional fixed or telescopic
EP projection adaptor. It is fine if you are happy to use just one EP, but it
makes far better financial sense to use a traditional adaptor if you want to use several of the EPs in your collection.
raymo