Off Axis Guider With Micro Focusing For Stellar Astronomy Photos Without A Guide Scope No More Blur And Wasted Exposures Delivers Sharp Round Stars By Direct Light To Guide Camera Or Crosshair Eyepiece Fits Two Inch Focuser

Single Off-Axis Guider with Micro Focusing for Sharp Stars ✔️ Direct light to guide camera through 24mm length in 2in focuser

The device sits in a 2 inch focuser in front of the camera, routing a small prism’s light into a separate tube where a guide camera or crosshair eyepiece attaches. This off-axis guider helps correct tracking errors for perfectly round guide stars during long exposure astrophotography. It’s compatible with refractors, SCTs, Maks and RC telescopes.

✅ Fits in a 2-inch focuser and directs light to guide camera or crosshair eyepiece
✅ Off-axis guider length 24 mm with 75 mm back focus
✅ Micro focusing with 0.05 mm precision and 10 mm travel
✅ M48 thread on telescope side and 2-inch eyepiece socket
✅ 1.25-inch control path and 5.45 mm optical transmission
✅ Compatible with refractors, SCTs, Maks and RC telescopes
✅ Includes three screws and flat M48 adapter to attach a camera

💡 What is an off-axis guider with micro focusing used for in long exposure astrophotography?

This handy tool helps keep guide stars round during long exposures by guiding the telescope precisely.

• Improves tracking accuracy for deep-sky imaging with guided exposures
• Integrates with 2-inch focusers and M48 connections for easy setup
• Delivers fine micro focusing with 0.05 mm precision and 10 mm travel
• Directs light to a guide camera or crosshair eyepiece to monitor and adjust

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