Precision multi-coated folding mirror for high-resolution photography with small-pixel cameras

There are many accessories, from the eyepiece of a camera to a spectrograph, that can be connected to a telescope. Unfortunately, each telescope has only one eyepiece connection. This always means screwing and changing - and usually at night in the dark. This is not good for the mechanics or the nerves. When you plan to operate remotely, the only way to connect becomes a painful reality. If you are tired of this procedure and would like to significantly improve the comfort of your work, especially in astrophotography, take a look at the Baader FlipMirror II Zenit Mirror (BFM II)!

The BFM II mirror allows switching between a straight beam path for a camera or measuring instruments and a deflected beam path, e.g. for an eyepiece. In addition, a calibration light for spectrographs or an off-axis guide can be connected from below via the AUX connector, which is not affected by the mirror position.

Baader-FlipMirror II Center Level (BFM II) with three connections:

• straight light path (S52, M48 and T-2 on both sides) for full format cameras, spectrographs and other instruments;
• adjustable T-2 thread on top for eyepiece clamp (image circle up to 32 mm);
• at the bottom, connection to the available separate entrance.

You can use an S52, M48 or T-2 thread to connect to a telescope.