Baader Hyperion Zoom Barlow Lens (2.25x) – Precision Amplification for the Hyperion ClickStop Zoom
The Baader 2.25x Barlow Lens is an anastigmatic flatfield triplet design specifically crafted to enhance the capabilities of the Baader Hyperion ClickStop Zoom MKIII eyepiece. By pairing this barlow lens with the Hyperion Zoom, you can achieve a remarkable focal length range of 3.5mm to 10.5mm, offering greater flexibility for high-magnification visual and imaging applications.
Key Features:
- 2.25x Image Amplification: Perfectly extends the focal length range of the Hyperion Zoom for high-power observation.
- Anastigmatic Flatfield Triplet Design: Delivers sharp, flat-field performance across the entire zoom range.
- Modular Design: Can be adapted for a wide range of visual and photographic uses.
- Broad Compatibility: Attach to any 1.25″ eyepiece with a 1.25″ filter thread using the included adaptor.
- Includes T-2 Photo Adaptor: Designed for imaging applications, providing seamless integration with your astrophotography setup.
- Advanced Coatings: Features Baader’s Phantom Coating® Group for maximum light transmission and contrast.
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Baader Planetarium
- SKU: 2956180
- Weight: 0.12 kg
- Magnification: 2.25x
- AR Coating: Phantom Coating® Group
- Inner Connection (Lens Side): Thread: M28.5
- Outer Connection (Lens Side): Barrel, 1¼”
- Inner Connection (Eyepiece/Camera Side): Thread: M28.5
- Outer Connection (Eyepiece/Camera Side): Thread: M28.5, T-2 (M42 x 0.75)
- Usage: Adapts the Hyperion Zoom’s focal length range from 8-24mm to 3.5-10.5mm
- Barrel Size: 1¼”
- Optical Design: Barlow Lens
What’s Included:
- Baader 2.25x Barlow Lens
- 1.25″ Adaptor for compatibility with standard eyepieces
- T-2 Photo Adaptor for imaging applications
Why Choose the Baader Hyperion Zoom Barlow?
With its precision design and modular adaptability, this barlow lens is ideal for astronomers seeking sharper views and extended magnification. The combination of its premium optics and compatibility with Hyperion Zoom makes it a must-have for both visual observers and astrophotographers.