Help/advice - Connecting camera to the telescope

[Ivar]

(Not really sure where to post this) -- I have been doing visual for a while, but want to try out astrophotography. I have an Explorer 150pds, HEQ5 Pro and an old Canon EOS 450D. Apparently the 450D is pretty decent for astrophotography so I want to try it out.

I'm currently looking for the parts I need to connect the camera to the telescope, but I'm confused as to what exactly I need. I currently have a Canon EOS T2-adapter, Sky-Watcher Coma corrector (2" focuser) and 2" Light Pollution filter in my list. Is that all the parts I need?  -The thing that confuses me the most is the last sentence in the description of the Coma Corrector (picture below) saying I also need to buy an M48x0.75 adaptor, -something they don't even sell on the website. 

 

I just need some help to figure out what exactly I need. 😓 Thanks in advance! 

[Davey-T]

Bit of info about it here

Dave

https://www.firstlightoptics.com/coma-correctors/skywatcher-coma-corrector.html

[Waldemar]

The Canon EOS t-2 adapter is exactly what you need. That has the M48x0.75 that is mentioned in that article you sent.
So attach the adapter to your camera and screw on the coma corrector and that should be it.

[carastro]

A good retailer should be able to sell you what you need.  You definitely need a Canon bayonet adapter, but you need to be sure the thread on the adapter matches the one on your coma corrector.  As Waldemar has stated.

A good Astro Retailer should be able to tell you what you need.  Try FLO (sponsors of this site), pretty sure they do abroad as well.

Carole