SteveMunro

Thanks John; I'm a cinematographer so understand the importance of back focus. My issue is that the store advertises a Sony E-Mount as well as an M-48 adapter so, despite the e-mount being listed as specifically for my camera, the guy I spoke to said it "wasn't but [I'd] need something to sort out the back focus" which of course I know but he couldn't tell me what I needed to do it! So, I understand and thank you for your reply John but, I can't be the only person that has wanted to put this camera on a scope so what, specifically, do I need to do it? Is there anyone out there that has done this, e.g. this thread's creator? Many thanks, Steve.

OK, if Jamie is not around to give the answer I need - can anyone else tell me what adapters I need to fit a SONY a7Rii to a Skywatcher Esprit 100mm Triplet Super Apo? I've tried asking the shop that sells the scope but I was being sent around in circles, and I've tried phoning SkyWatcher here in Australia and was told I'd need to wait a few days while they tried to figure it out themselves (!!WTF!!). I have my wallet ready to buy this scope but it seems no-one can let me know how I can fix my camera to it despite the scope being advertised "with the discerning astrophotographer in mind." Come on, it can't be that difficult can it?

Hi Jamie, thanks for sharing your incredible Image. I have a quick question, if you don't mind, that is related to both scope and camera (i.e. I own A7rii and I'm wanting to buy the Skywatcher Esprit 100). What mounts are you using to attach the camera to the scope? I've been in touch with Bintel and, unfortunately this time, they are unable to give me the information I need so, as you are using both which I intend to use, can you please let me know how it all came together for you? All the best, Steve