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BRESSER T2 Ring Nikon

Connect reflex camera and telescope/microscope for telescope/microscope photography!

T2 Ring for Nikon

£24.99*

Prices include VAT. Shipping costs not included

Available, delivery time: 10-12 working days

Product number: 13702

Former product no.: 4920000

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EAN: 4007922001968

WEEE-Reg.-Nr.: DE 34323861

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

I want to examine microorganisms such as lactic acid or photosynthetic bacteria – which microscope is suitable?

For this application we recommend the BRESSER Erudit DLX 40-1000x microscope in combination with a USB camera, e.g. the BRESSER MikroCam 1.3 MP. This solution offers better image quality and flexibility than a simple LCD microscope.

If you want to identify bacteria, it is usually more useful to create a culture. Microscopes are generally only sufficient to determine whether the bacteria are, for example, spherical or rod-shaped.

Where can I find the Barlow lens?

The Barlow lens is already installed in the eyepiece tube on many devices. It can be pulled out at the upper ridge to use the zoom function.

At higher magnifications the image is blurry or lacks contrast – what can I do?

Possible causes:

Sample too thick / unsuitable: Use thin samples or fixed smears.
No cover glass or incorrect thickness: Objectives are optimized for cover glasses.
Condenser incorrectly adjusted: Do not open the diaphragm too far – otherwise contrast will be low.
Magnification too high: Rule of thumb: maximum 1000 × objective aperture. Example: With a 40x objective with aperture 0.65, the limit is about 650x.

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Why do I see everything upside down and mirrored in the finder?

That is normal. Finder scopes are only used to make objects easy to locate. The image orientation does not matter for observation.

What is the difference between an alt-azimuth mount and an equatorial mount?

Alt-azimuth: easy to use, moves horizontally and vertically
Equatorial: enables precise tracking of objects with only one axis – ideal for high magnifications and astrophotography

What minimum apertures do I need for certain objects?

Moon: from 30 mm
Planets: from 100 mm
Deep sky: from 150 mm

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The first number indicates the magnification (here: 8x). The second number describes the objective lens diameter in millimeters (here: 42 mm).

What is the benefit of ED glass?

ED glass (Extra Low Dispersion) reduces chromatic aberration (color fringing) and ensures brilliant, true-color images.

What is the difference between BK-7 and BaK-4 prisms?

BK-7 (borosilicate glass): Standard, good imaging performance
BaK-4 (barium crown glass): Higher quality, rounder exit pupils, brighter and higher-contrast image

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Product information "BRESSER T2 Ring Nikon"

Connect your BRESSER Microscope or Telescope with a Nikon SLR camera and take images or videos of your observed object!
The BRESSER T-Mount is the connecting piece between the camera adapter and SLR camera. To find out what T2-ring you need, look into the instruction manual of your camera.

FEATURES

Connecting piece between the camera adapter and Nikon SLR camera
High-quality and precise workmanship made of metal
A corresponding camera adapter is needed

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

T2 Ring Nikon

Batteries required:	No
Colour:	black
Material:	Metal
Total height (mm):	12
Total length (mm):	55
Total width (mm):	55

Product and safety instructions

Manufacturer:
Bresser GmbH, Gutenbergstraße 2, 46414 Rhede

Contact:
www.bresser.de

Warning notes

This item is not suitable for children under 3 years.
Keep packaging materials (plastic bags, rubber bands, etc.) and small parts away from children! There is a risk of suffocation!
Risk of material damage! Do not disassemble the device! In case of a defect, please contact your specialist dealer. They will contact the service center and may send the device for repair if necessary. Do not expose the device to temperatures above 60° C!
The binoculars are intended for private use. Respect the privacy of others.

Safety Data Sheet: Binoculars

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