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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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  1. FernandoBatista

    Convert with questions on set up

    Yup, the price on these tripods are extremely attractive, they're the best bang for the buck I've ever found in tripods. And they'll probably last a lot more than any CF/aluminum tripod too. The only downside with wood tripods is their collapsed height, they're a bit long considering how much...
  2. FernandoBatista

    Convert with questions on set up

    Those auto tubes won't work with Sigma 150-500 either, they’re automatic in the way of having auto aperture (Ai, AiS) but they don’t have electronic contacts, so the camera won’t communicate with the lens. With lenses with aperture ring it would still work, although without metering you can set...
  3. FernandoBatista

    Convert with questions on set up

    Those tubes are unnecessary for the scope, they are automatic tubes, and you wont need that on the scope, since there is no aperture to change. You could try these...
  4. FernandoBatista

    Convert with questions on set up

    I have a D90 too, alltough I never checked that on this body as I never use focus confirmation, but I tried on my previous bodies, I'm pretty sure the D90 works the same way. So, that's probably due to the aperture being too low, if you drop bellow F/8 the camera wont be able to confirm focus...
  5. FernandoBatista

    Convert with questions on set up

    I don’t know from my head the exact spacer, but I’ll measure mine when I have the chance and I’ll let you know. But for starters you can count with one 2” spacer. The exact spacer for Nikon bodies is around 7 or 8cm, but I have to check that. The problem is you wont have that exact measure in...
  6. FernandoBatista

    Convert with questions on set up

    Besides the scope, you'll need a Tmount (Tadapter+Tring) for Nikon, and a spacer, to take the most out of the focuser travel. I’d go for the skywatcher, as it will give the best price to quality ratio, specially with your budget. But why would you buy another brand body? If you have Nikon and...
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