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AdamT

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  1. This is what I managed with a WO ZS61 & a full frame nikon D810 on the star adventure, not a great image i know but it will give you some idea of what you can expect regards field flatness you would be better off leaving your sony in full frame mode and crop later if required.
  2. I would recommend getting the flat 61 with a full frame or APS-c. I also had to get an M48 DLSR adaptor as the spacing is critical, You may need an additional spacer if you sony is mirrorless. Its a great little scope not sure id want to go any longer on the SA, but i haven't guided on it yet and if i was going to do it i may as well get the AZ-EQ6 out, saying that i have seen a few people getting good results using 400mm lenses and guiding the RA to limit the PEC. Also worth mentioning that you can screw a 2" light pollution filter in the flattener and its got a nice built in rotator, everything screws together so no compression rings with is also a nice touch.
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