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Old 06-10-2008, 11:07 AM
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Octane (Humayun)
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Originally Posted by gbeal View Post
Humayun,
Steven Mogg is the local guy who will have what you want. I am not sure about the barlow and lens idea, too hard. If you really must, then use a Canon (or similar) converter. With your impressive arsenal of EF lenses though I am sure you will find something that works. I have been using a converted 8x50 finder, just the objective no eyepiece, so it is a great system to try.
Gary
Gary,

Thanks, heaps! That was the name I was trying to think of -- I had recommended him to other people in the past, and forgot about him myself, lol!

Thanks for the finderscope idea!

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Originally Posted by RB View Post
Agree with Gary, try Steven Mogg for a suitable adapter H !

http://webcaddy.com.au/astro/adapter.htm

Didn't you already have a guidescope last time we met or am I mistaken?
Andrew,

Thanks, mate.

Last time we met, I still had the LX90. I sold that a while ago, now, so, just have the ED80. I was thinking of sticking with just what I have at the moment, as all my pennies will go towards a 5D Mark II. Trying to do things on the cheap, and, I'm happy to do wider field images. The only object I got to shoot through the ED80 was the Pleiades.

I've got an itch to get back into this hobby.

Thanks, guys!

Regards,
Humayun

Last edited by Octane; 06-10-2008 at 11:43 AM. Reason: Changed "guidescope" to "finderscope".
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