After the reducer was applied, I was no longer able to focus my DLSR on the jupiter. What else do I need?
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What type of scope were you using it on? My DSLR comes into perfect focus. You really do not want to use this to image Jupiter anyway - you should use a 4X barlow, to make it bigger, not a focal reducer to make it smaller.
934916
Make sure you're using the correct lense. Don't use the high powered one yet. Use the lowest power. Point it at a far away house's window and get it focused. Next get the spotting scope calibrated on that window. Once you've done that, point it at the moon and focus on that. Sounds like you're just way out of focus.
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1278588
Try adjusting the diopter adjustment on the viewfinder- likely was off. Should view and record in focus.
111524
Try fiddling with the wheel on the side. On my D90, there is a huge space between the moment it triggers and when it releases. As for lightning trigger, for me it systematically triggers AFTER the lightning has gone.
893234
Yes, but connect your reducer to the ignition switch not the batteries. Also disconnect your batteries ground before you start to connect any thing.
1300548
The reducer corrector attaches directly to the real cell of your telescope between the cell and the eyepiece adaptor. My C8 is an early one with a 1.25 eyepiece adaptor and there was no problem with the attachment. Hope this helps.
883767
well put it into a different focus mode like one focus instead of continuous or just do manual focus. there should be no other motor sound i love my hs30exr have had it for almost 2 years.
1300550
This Focal Reducer will screw in where the back is. You unscrew the back, screw this on, then screw the back back on. Also, this is really designed for Astrophotography. It will work for visual use, but most people get this for AP.
533659
Then you did not install it correctlyyou must red loctie it after centeredor did you just mount and tighten it???
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PS... The more I think about this, I am assuming that you may have inserted this Laser Lens Cleaner disc improperly. Make sure the graphics side is UP when you put it in. This disc should automatically start and make sure your volume is up and listen to the instructions which are quite simple. It's just a matter of pushing your forward button to #6 on the disc.
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Try aiming the blasters at different positions. I found that sticking them on per the directions didn't work. I found the best way is to point the shiny part of the blaster at the IR sensor. You may have to move it around a bit but this does work.
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There are several issues that could be here, depending upon your experience with telescopes and such. First question: could you see the moons in a more or less straight row on one side or the other of Jupiter? If not, it would seem you possibly aligned on a bright star like Castor or Pollux rather than Jupiter? The finder has to be aligned to the mail optical tube on a real object. I find the Moon easier as you can always find it by shadow, glare or just plain luck. Have someone hold the image in the scope while you tweak the finder knobs to get the red dot centered on some feature of the moon and have that feature centered in the eyepiece field of view. If you could see the moons, but no detail on the planet there could be a couple of issues. The more complex of which is that if your eyes are like mine, I need a bigger image to pick out detail. Yet observing buddies can see plenty of detail in small images. Go figure I guess. If you were using the eyepiece with the longer focal length number, the one with the scope might be a 20 or 25-mm I forget. Then once you have the planet centered or off to the leading edge of the field, switch to the higher power or the lower focal length eyepiece and refocus. Hope this is helpful!
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First extend it to full length, then adjust the focus. And you can only use it for distant objects. I don't have it now but I remember it do require some trial and error.
1111973
No reducer required. To work correctly it needs to measure across the entire battery pack. Instructions included. Works well.
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I have the same exact problem. Trade Station suggests replacing the motor and if that doesn't work replace the diverted.
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I just got one and couldn't see anything either. When I took it out of the box there was a 3" lens that was separate. I thought it was an extra. Turns out that it needed to be placed in the end of the telescope. If this is your case, unscrew the plastic ring at the large end of the telescope (remove the sun shade piece first) place the lens on top of the other lens and replace the plastic ring. There should be 2 lenses at the end. Once I did that I could see great! Start out with the largest eyepiece (25mm) to find objects easily.