The Omegon Off-Axis Guider Advanced T2 enables precise tracking during astrophotography without the need to mount a heavy tracking scope. At only 200 grams, it is extremely light, making it ideal for smaller telescopes or mounts where weight is an important consideration.
The principle is simple: a small prism directs some of the light to a guiding camera or reticle eyepiece, allowing you to choose a tracking star and control your telescope with precision. On the telescope side, the guider features a 2″ nosepiece, while the camera side has a T2 thread. With a matching T-ring, you can easily connect a DSLR, or an astro camera directly.
The off-axis guider is rotatable about 100°, making it easy to bring a suitable tracking star into view. The prism has a side length of 9 mm and is tiltable for a larger field of view. The connection for the guiding camera features a 7 mm slide focuser to compensate for differences in focus. This makes the system very flexible and user-friendly, both with autoguiders (e.g., Orion StarShoot or Lodestar) and with a reticle eyepiece.
Application
The Omegon Off-Axis Guider Advanced T2 is intended for deep-sky astrophotography with long exposure times, where point-like stars are crucial. It is suitable for SC telescopes and refractors with sufficient backfocus. With Newton telescopes, the required 3 cm backfocus can sometimes be a limitation, so check beforehand. Use the supplied extensions to precisely align the distance between astrocamera and guider and achieve perfect focusing.
Specifications
Capacity
- Telescope connection: 2″
- Camera side: T2 thread
- Guiding camera connection: T2 with 7 mm slide focuser
- Minimum build length: 30 mm
General
- Weight: 200 g
- Type: Adapter
- Design: Camera adapter
- Prism: 9 mm, tiltable
- Rotation range: approx. 100°









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