SCT Corrector - Camera Adapter - Atik Cameras

$33 ~~$50~~ In stock

Description

The new Starizona SCT Corrector requires the proper camera adapter to achieve the correct lens-to-CCD distance. This ensures the best optical performance.

Specifications

Atik Camera Adapter
Camera Mount: T-Thread
SCT Corrector Thread: 1.800 x 32 TPI

Length (excluding T-threads)

Atik 3-Series (except 383): 3.083"
Atik 383L+: 2.886"
Atik 383L+ with EFW2 and OAG: 1.075" (M54 thread)
Atik 4-Series: 3.043"
Atik 4000: 2.846"
Atik 16IC: 3.034"

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

The spacing is spot on once you thread it together, and my star field finally looks crisp edge-to-edge on my Atik. Exactly what I needed to dial in that correct lens-to-CCD distance without second-guessing.

Brian ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

The machining on this adapter is precise—my Atik camera sits perfectly flush with the corrector, no tilt at all. I finally got sharp stars edge-to-edge in my test shots, exactly what I needed for my SCT setup.

Hannah ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

Finally got this adapter to mate my Atik camera with the Starizona corrector, and the fit is precise with no wobble. The threads engage smoothly and the critical spacing for the optics is spot-on. Astrophotography is all about tight tolerances, so this piece of mind is worth every penny.