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Product Description
Mount your ASI2600MM Pro and ASI6200MM/MC Pro cooled cameras safely and efficiently with this 90 mm Holder Ring from ZWO. With this ring, mounting one of the aforementioned compatible ASI Pro cooled cameras to a tripod is a cinch. Loosen the M6 screw to open the holder ring and fasten to close the ring firmly around your camera.
Please note this holder ring will not fit large format cameras such as the ASI094MC Pro, ASI128MC Pro, and ASI071MC Pro. These require the D86 Holder Ring with 80 mm diameter. In addition, this holder is not suitable for use with ASI1600 Pro, ASI183 Pro, ASI294 Pro, ASI178, ASI174, and ASI385 cameras. For these you will need to D78 Holder Ring.
Customer Reviews
Used it to attach an asi2600mc to a Sky-Watcher adventurer mount. Was using a 24mm lens
And the ZWO Nikon adapter. Worked great for ultra-wide field images.
This is ZWO’s dedicated camera holder for their ASI2600 CMOS cameras. It allows attachment of a DSLR lens to the camera hence allowing it to be attached to a small tracking mount (EQ, harmonic or a star tracker).
The unit is well made (machined and anodized aluminum) and fits nicely on the camera.
This ASI2600MC mount holds my camera securely with my Canon lenses attached. The felt liner protects the camera's finish and the base connects to my ADM dovetail adapter for quick mounting onto of my scope. Just waiting on clear skies to use it!
Fits the ASI2600 models and allows them to be used with camera lenses. Combined with the big APS-C sensor, very wide field compositions are possible.
Holds my ASI2600MC PRO securely with a 70-210mm camera lens attached.
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