Telescope Camera Rotator, M48 Compatible

This allows you to rotate the camera section when attached to the focuser tube of a telescope.
Its purpose is to change the composition of astrophotography.
This is especially useful when shooting with interchangeable lens cameras.
While medium to high-end refractors come standard with this feature, many Schmidt-Cassegrains and reflectors do not, making this product very helpful.
It has a common structure with M48 female threads on the input side and M48 male threads on the output side.
The thickness is a relatively thin 13mm.

I attached it to my Celestron NexStar 8SE and used it a few times over a little more than a year, finding it very useful.
I was concerned about focus shifting when rotating, but a check with a Bahtinov mask showed no change, and it was not noticeable in the images (with a 2000mm prime focus and DSLR camera).
However, I recently purchased a refractor telescope for my main setup, which came with a built-in rotator, so I decided this was no longer needed.
I believe it is a clean item with no noticeable scratches.

- Color: Red
- Material: Aluminum
- Size: M48 compatible
- Function: Camera rotator
- Purchase Date: December 2024

Thank you for looking.