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Old 21-03-2008, 11:06 PM
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Sold, Series IV 'Stiletto' Focuser, Deluxe Version

Hi Guys,

Series IV Stiletto focuser, Deluxe version with Canon EOS fitting. Includes 25mm STI plossl.

I used this with my C11 and EOS 300, 400D cameras. Now I am using a SBIG and have no need for this adaptor.

Price 180 AUD plus pph or pickup in Glebe or the city where i work.

For details goto http://www.stellar-international.com/index1.html

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Old 22-03-2008, 11:56 PM
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Hi Zut, how exactly do you use this? Can you attach a coma corrector and focus at the sametime?

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Old 23-03-2008, 12:12 AM
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Hi Zut, how exactly do you use this? Can you attach a coma corrector and focus at the sametime?

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It has a fitting that makes it the same chip distance as an EOS. The fitting is a T-ring type, the same as that on the canon.

So for example, i would fit the same T-ring that i use to connect my canon then add the field reducer or maybe my 2 inch nose piece and a filter to that, whatever i plan to connect to the canon for the nights imaging i connect to the stiletto, focus, then remove and fit it all to the canon.

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Old 23-03-2008, 12:26 AM
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hmm thanks Paul that makes sense. Might be difficult for me as i need the coma corrector to be the right distance as the cmos chip.
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Old 23-03-2008, 12:43 AM
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hmm thanks Paul that makes sense. Might be difficult for me as i need the coma corrector to be the right distance as the cmos chip.
No worries,

As i said, or tried to say after a few beers, the Stiletto behaves exactly like a canon. Whatever you connect to the imaging train you connect to the stiletto, focus, then remove the Stiletto and connect the Canon. Including a Coma corrector.

The chip distance is from the front of the Stiletto T-ring to the ronchi screen inside the Stilletto.

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Old 23-03-2008, 12:48 AM
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actually i didnt get it before now i do. pretty much once you get perfect focus withthe Stilletto, lock the focuser down hard , take the Stilletto out then replace it with the canon?
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Old 23-03-2008, 01:28 AM
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actually i didnt get it before now i do. pretty much once you get perfect focus withthe Stilletto, lock the focuser down hard , take the Stilletto out then replace it with the canon?
That is the idea, yes

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It would work with your 40D, but with live view you may not need it, then again ...

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Old 23-03-2008, 08:40 AM
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Would this work with a film camera as well as digital. (Can't see any reason it shouldn't )
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Old 23-03-2008, 09:34 AM
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Would this work with a film camera as well as digital. (Can't see any reason it shouldn't )
The idea would work. STI produces a basic unit with replaceable adaptors for Canon, SBIG, Pentax etc. My one is for a Canon digital.

Basically, it would only work if the distance to the film is the same as the distance to the chip.

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Unfortunately I don't think it is. From memory the film plane is 45mm from last lens element in the EOS500 and 50mm chip/lens for 300D.

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