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Large Field Corrector for NP101/NP101is/NP127is

Large Field Corrector for NP101/NP101is/NP127is - Main image
$222.95 $343 In stock

Category: Astrophotography Accessories

Description

The Large Field Corrector optimizes images at the edge of field when imaging through the Tele Vue-NP101, NP101is and NP127is telescopes. Recommended for cameras with diagonal sizes larger than APS format.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

Finally got pinpoint stars all the way to the corners with my full-frame sensor—the edge correction is dramatically better than without it. Installation was straightforward, and the extra glass doesn’t seem to introduce any glare or flaring in my test shots.

Madison Q. ★★★★★

Finally got the edge stars crisp on my NP127is with a full-frame sensor, and the color fringing is gone too. The thread-on design sits solidly without adding flex to the focuser, which I was worried about with a heavy camera hanging off the back.

Brian H. ★★★★★

The stars at the edges of my NP127is frames are finally round instead of stretched—this corrector cleaned up the corners exactly as promised. It threads on solidly and doesn’t add much back focus, which I was worried about. Worth every penny for full-frame sensors.