Is this eyepiece threaded so you can put a moon filter on it?
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Yes, it takes standard threaded filters for 1.25" eyepieces. As an alternative, have you looked at variable polarizing filters such as: Meade 07286 No.905 1.25-Inch Variable Polarizing Filter?
1921178
It does not accept the typical screw-on filters. None are mentioned in the owner's manual and none are listed on the manufacturer's website. There is no threaded ring on the lens assembly. There is an inside lip the lens cap uses to stay in place, so it is possible to jury-rig onto it...I suppose.
466063
No. It only comes with one 25mm 1.25" Sirius Plössl eyepiece. You have to get the others separately.
267994
These filters DO fit, as the 127EQ (I have one myself) has 1.25" eyepeices. The kicker though, is that our eye pieces do NOT have any threads (the eyepieces that come with the set). I've been told by Celestron to hold the filter between my eye and the eyepiece. Sigh.Best thing to fix that...get a different and better eyepiece.
1532724
I actually don't know. But I believe that all modern eyepieces are standardized to 1.25 inch so this star diagonal should work.
199338
Yes, because it uses standard 1.25" astronomy eye pieces. Search telescope camera adapters for your specific camera
942235
Yes Kenneth. Buy an adapter for use 1.25 inch eyepieces and filter into telescope focuser. Here this one: 2"-to-1.25" Orion Telescope Eyepiece Adapter
2156454
As far as I know, there is no threading, at least in the one I got about three years ago. The outside diameter is about 69mm, and it has no threads. I saw a mod by a German guy on YouTube and I did the same. I bought a 72mm rubber lens hood, removed the rubber part and kept the plastic ring. Then I wrapped some electrician's tape around the lens, so I could fit the﻿ plastic ring on it without any glue: I just pressed and turned the ring, and it got stuck pretty tightly. Now I can use a 72mm UV or polarizing filter.﻿
787417
Yes, that is it. I bought it and it screws into your telescope and the camera attaches to it. It essentially turns your telescope into a big lens.
858983
Dear customer:The filter must be threaded on. Does your lens accept filters? If it does this filter will thread on to a 49mm thread.
1811073
There is a threaded adapter that screws into the filter threads on the lens. The the filter holder clips onto it
1269773
If your telescope uses 1.25" eye piece then yes. The quality of the barlow is very good so I like to use it whenever I can. I enjoy looking at the moon with it because you see a lot more detail including seeing the shadows of the mountains when you vewing a partial moon.
1250580
Yes. According to the online manual for your telescope it takes the standard 1.25" eye piece.
1195832
My XT8 came with the 1.25" eyepiece so all 1.25" accessories I know of will fit. This is a good item to view the moon because the moon is too bright especially as it's waxing to view it comfortably. Just be sure to take it off when you are looking at anything else, you won't see anything. I forget this sometimes and can't figure out why I can't see any stars or planets. :)
1466525
No, unfortunatelly the Cannon tele-converter lens has no screw threads to screw on a filter
1594737
No, there is no threaded adapter on them. When we use them at high magnification we stabilize them with the edge of a door frame or, if outside, a tree. It takes a steady hand to look at an image at 16x-- 8x isn't so bad.
485469
I don't think so. You have to have threads on the end of the lens where you would screw on filters.