will this work with a celestron Nexstar 8se and what other lenses do I need for this? Thanks
248884
Yes. You will need at least one pair of eyepieces of the same type to use the binos.
248885
Yes it will work.. and works splendidly...you'll need to purchase two other twin lens to put on the Binocular. Using this Binocular is like driving a luxury car. You don't need it but it really feels good all over. It will take a little adjusting using both your eyes to look at the celestial object at one time.
248886
Yes, I am using it with an 8SE. You will need two sets of lenses to use with it, however.
248887
It works with a CPC800, so it should work with your scope too. You will need eyepieces in identical matching pairs. A 2 inch diagonal supports the weight better than the smaller diagonal, but it is not essential.
248888
Yes it will - just got one and it works great. You'll need 2 of these: Celestron X-Cel LX Series Eyepiece - 1.25-Inch 25mm 93426 - although I guess you get 2 at any other magnification. Good luck!
658109
I really don't know but I can tell you for a couole bucks more you can buy the celestron zoom lens that has a threaded eyecup so you can directly attached a T2 adapter and camera to the lens itself. I tried this item but it was just too large and wonky.
1310869
I could not get my Celestron XCel series 2X Barlow to focus. It was way beyond the focuser's travel and others have noted this but apparently Orion's Shorty 2X Barlow will work with this telescope as well as GSO 2x barlow from Agena AstroProducts. The useful magnification on this telescope is 200X but that is probably counting on optimum conditions. For planetary views with average conditions with a 100mm telescope, magnification of 100X to 120X are probably expected to be the clearest.
124329
Should work just fine. It is designed for cameras with APS-C sensors. I suggest you lookup www.lonelyspeck.com for lenses and astrophotography.
1841086
1.25 celestron accessory kit with 5 lenses from 6mm to 32mm. 2x barlow lense. moon and colord filters. think its $125, but necessary. reasonableand works great with my meade. and oh, they shipped me the wrong model , which wasn't the biggest deal, but would've been a major issue to exchange, so I kept the ng-60 which came in a box marked ng-70. make sure to check the mm by the eyepiece to confirm u get or got the right tube. nice scope. be gentle, and good luck.
1461947
I have 18-55mm and 55-210mm E-mount lenses for my NEX 7 and they work fine. I believe they would work for any of the E-mount lenses. They are plastic, and with the long lenses seem slightly wobbly, but the auto focus and other electronics seem to work just fine.
580849
I don't think so. The celestron website says the Nextstar 130 SLT only works with 2 inch lenses
278562
Yes, these accessories will work with that telescope, but you might be better off spending the same money on two Celestron X-Cel LX eyepieces. The X-Cel LX are of higher quality and have longer eye relief, making them more comfortable to use. Consider the 9mm and 5mm, yielding 111x and 200x magnification, respectively.
597753
Absolutely it can hold an 8" Celestron SCT. I currently am using this mount to use my Meade 10" SCT without problems - I did have to add an additional 17# counter weight to the 10# weight that came with the mount. Just note, you may have to order and add an additional counter weight for an 8" SCT, I would go at least with an additional 10# weight for this telescope (total or 20#s). If you are piggy-backing a tracking camera and an SLR camera, you may need more weight, but don't buy more until you try it. But at least for the 8" Nexstar, add another 10" weight at least. I also believe the dovetail bar on the Nexstar 8SE will fit the mount without problem. My 6SE does. Absolutely it can hold an 8" Celestron SCT. I currently am using this mount to use my Meade 10" SCT without problems - I did have to add an additional 17# counter weight to the 10# weight that came with the mount. Just note, you may have to order and add an additional counter weight for an 8" SCT, I would go at least with an additional 10# weight for this telescope (total or 20#s). If you are piggy-backing a tracking camera and an SLR camera, you may need more weight, but don't buy more until you try it. But at least for the 8" Nexstar, add another 10" weight at... » Read More Absolutely it can hold an 8" Celestron SCT. I currently am using this mount to use my Meade 10" SCT without problems - I did have to add an additional 17# counter weight to the 10# weight that came with the mount. Just note, you may have to order and add an additional counter weight for an 8" SCT, I would go at least with an additional 10# weight for this telescope (total or 20#s). If you are piggy-backing a tracking camera and an SLR camera, you may need more weight, but don't buy more until you try it. But at least for the 8" Nexstar, add another 10" weight at least. I also believe the dovetail bar on the Nexstar 8SE will fit the mount without problem. My 6SE does. « Show Less
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The short answer is, I'm not sure, because I don't know details about the NexStar Evolution 9.25. I know that the eye piece kit works on a CPC 9.25.The eyepiece kit comes with a 2 inch visual back/star diagonal. It requires a 2 inch threaded mount on the telescope. If the Nexstar Evolution has a 2 inch threaded mount on the back of the scope where you would attach the star diagonal, then I see no reason that it would not work.Please do more research to be certain.
1587272
Celestron has a list on their site. Check the mount you have, not the telescope.
478335
I use mine with my Celestron CG4 mount. I recommend contacting the company which supplies the Twin Star 6 and ask them. The good supplier companies are usually very helpful on a question like yours in my experience. Good luck. The unit works well on my CG4. Regards, John L.
1431448
I just did a quick Google search, which says your D3200 uses the same F-mount as my D50 and D100. Your Celestron Astromaster uses the same 1.25" eyepieces as mine. So, you need the same parts I did. You only need 2 things. The Celestron 93402 goes on your camera in place of the lens. It's the adapter you selected. You will also need a Celestron 93625 "T Adapter - 1 1/4" adapter. This screws into the T-ring adapter, and then you can put the camera on the telescope in place of the eye piece. The 93625 is just a fancy empty tube. The telescope is your lens now. A couple words of advice if you're doing space photography. Use something to stabilize your telescope. A tiny jiggle will turn a beautiful space picture into a blur, since you'll be using a fairly long exposure. Mine sways a little if there's a bit of wind. Here's a few I did back in 2010, of the moon, in an area with moderately heavy light pollution. http://www.flickr.com/photos/30239176@N08/sets/72157624021585233/ You should be able to find some free software to control your camera from your computer. Touching the shutter button make it jiggle. Even a remote shutter cable will too. The best results (not in this set), I locked the mirror up (either in the software, or in the camera's menu). I controlled the camera over USB. I was able to watch through the laptop for my shot to be "just right", and then trigger the "shutter", which at that point was just enabling and disabling the censor in the camera. There are a lot of sites about space photography. If you're doing space, or just long distance terrestrial, they'll still apply to you. They can give advice on what else you'll need (software, firming up your telescope, etc). The two Celestron pieces I mentioned above will get you started. Good luck with your photography!
945434
I use this camera in a Celestron C8, and in an Orion 190mm Maksutov Newtonian Astrograph, Meade 12" SCT. As long as the telescope can accept a 1.25" eyepiece, this camera can be used.
2141875
I can't directly answer your question; however, my NextStar 8 SE and all of the things that go with it (extra eyepieces, lights, etc.) except for the tripod, easily fit in the case. I can answer your question directly, if you get the dimensions of both telescopes, it should be easy to figure out if the scope that you're interested and will fit. Hope this helps.
2102560
No. The Edge HD scopes have their own focal reducer. The standard one will not work. You need Celestron item # 94242.
597756
Absolutely it can hold an 8" Celestron SCT. I currently am using this mount to use my Meade 10" SCT without problems - I did have to add an additional 17# counter weight to the 10# weight that came with the mount. Just note, you may have to order and add an additional counter weight for an 8" SCT, I would go at least with an additional 10# weight for this telescope (total or 20#s). If you are piggy-backing a tracking camera and an SLR camera, you may need more weight, but don't buy more until you try it. But at least for the 8" Nexstar, add another 10" weight at least. I also believe the dovetail bar on the Nexstar 8SE will fit the mount without problem. My 6SE does.