Best selling Optics accessories from Baader Planetarium
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1. Baader Planetarium Hyperion Zoom 8-24mm MarkIV 68°
The Baader Hyperion Zoom 8-24mm Mark IV is a versatile wide-angle eyepiece designed for astronomy and nature observation. With a magnification range of 8 to 24 mm, it offers five different focal lengths in a single eyepiece, allowing for flexible adaptation to various observation conditions. The revised click-stop mechanism ensures precise and user-friendly handling. Thanks to the Phantom Coating Group coating, excellent reflection reduction and high contrast are achieved, significantly enhancing image quality. The eyepiece comes with various adjustable eyecups to increase comfort during observation. Additionally, the M43 photo-video thread allows for the attachment of cameras for projection photography, making it an ideal tool for photographers and astronomy enthusiasts. Weighing in at 290 g, it is lightweight yet robust, making it a practical companion for outdoor activities.
- 68° wide-angle zoom eyepiece with five magnifications (8, 12, 16, 20, and 24 mm)
- Phantom Coating Group coating for high image quality and contrast
- Includes three different eyecups for individual comfort
- M43 photo/video adapter thread for projection photography
- Built-in 2" SC thread for easy adaptation to telescopes.
2. Baader Planetarium Aspheric Hyperion 36mm 2 /50.8mm
36 mm aspherical 2" eyepiece with a reducer to 1¼" socket diameter and includes rubber eyecup/side light shield. The aspherical correction of an optical system addresses numerous imaging errors. Sharpness is maintained across the entire field of view, and distortion is minimized. Additionally, the eyepiece can be manufactured significantly more compact and lighter. Excellent viewing behavior without the "Kidney Bean" effect. Extremely lightweight and small, it can be used as a photographic flat-field projector with all connections of the Hyperion system. Optimized phantom multi-coating for maximum transmission and very good contrast. Adaptable to T2 for DSLR cameras and to almost all filter threads of digital cameras. 1.25" adapter included. Focal length: 36 mm, field of view: 72° - maximum field with 2" eyepieces, weight: 500 g, outer diameter: 56 mm. Coating: multi-coating on every glass-air surface.
3. Baader Planetarium Aspheric Hyperion 31mm 2 /50.8mm
31 mm aspherical 2" eyepiece – with a reducer to 1¼" diameter and including a rubber eyecup/side light shield. The aspherical correction of an optical system addresses numerous imaging errors. Sharpness is maintained across the entire field of view, and distortion is minimized. Additionally, the eyepiece can be manufactured significantly more compact and lighter. Excellent viewing behavior without the "Kidney Bean" effect. Extremely lightweight and small, it can also be used as a photographic flat-field projector with all connections of the Hyperion system. Optimized phantom multi-coating for maximum transmission and very good contrast. Adaptable to T2 for DSLR cameras and to almost all filter threads of digital cameras. 1.25" adapter included. Focal length: 31 mm, field of view: 72°, weight: approximately 400 g. Coating: multi-coating on every glass/air surface.
4. Baader Planetarium Laser Colli Mark III
Laser collimator for easy collimation of your telescope in 1-2 minutes. High-quality, shock-resistant laser, precisely adjusted, with concealed adjustment screws. Precision-machined, hard-anodized socket instead of the less accurate 1¼" chrome socket. Silicone rubber grip protection makes handling easier with gloves. Suitable for Newtonian and SC telescopes, instructions included. "Colli" stands for the abbreviation: Collimation. The term collimation broadly means to align or adjust. Newtonian reflector telescopes are generally considered prone to de-collimation, especially when frequently transported to dark observation sites in the trunk of a car. If you are one of those observers, your laser collimator should be an essential part of your telescope's accessories. With some practice and a little preparation, the telescope can be cleanly re-collimated in one or two minutes.
5. Baader Planetarium 7.5nm SC 2 filter (540nm)
Baader 7.5 nm Solar Continuum 2" Filter, ZWL 540 nm with 2" screw thread. A must-have for refractor owners: These telescopes narrow down the spectral range where lens optics perform with the sharpest and most contrast. The Baader Solar Continuum Filter enhances performance, increases contrast, and blocks atmospheric turbulence (when used in combination with white light solar filters). It provides a significant contrast gain in monochrome photography, even with color-accurate systems. Important note: The Baader Solar Continuum Filter should only be used for visual solar observation with additional filtering (e.g., Herschel prism or AstroSolar solar filter film).
6. Baader Planetarium Neodymium filter 2
Moon & Skyglow filter 1¼" with integrated IR blocker and PG coating.
7. Baader Planetarium Brand IV Hyperion Kit 8-24mm/Barlow 2.25x
The set consisting of the Mark IV Hyperion 8-24 mm Universal Wide Angle Zoom Eyepiece (#2454826) and the Hyperion Zoom Barlow 2.25x (#2454654) combine to create a zoom eyepiece with a large focal length range. The set covers all eyepiece focal lengths from 3.6-24 mm.
This set can only be used on all astronomical telescopes; use with tripods is only possible without the Barlow lens.
8. Baader Planetarium Morpheus Eyepiece 14mm 1¼/2 76°
Safety warning: During use, the glasses must be adjusted carefully to ensure full eye protection. Avoid strong impacts that may damage the glasses and reduce their protective effectiveness. Protect from overheating. Store glasses at room temperature.
9. Baader Planetarium AstroSolar solar filter
Baader AstroSolar Solar Filter 20x30cm.
10. Baader Planetarium RS 232/RJ11 3.5m for Celestron
Baader RS-232 Cable for NexStar - made in Germany. Connects the RJ 11 port of your hand controller with the serial RS 232 port of your PC. Necessary for upgrading the Flash EProm hand controller and for controlling the telescope, e.g., via NexRemote. If your PC or laptop no longer has an RS 232 interface, you will also need the USB-RS 232 converter cable.
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