Photographing Distant Objects. If you are using an SLR camera than your best bet will be to use the Prime Focus Method. This requires you to remove the camera's lens and the eyepiece from the Monocular Telescope and using a T-Ring Adapter and T-Ring to reattach the camera to the telescope. What this does is turns your telescope into a camera lens! This technique works great when photographing distant objects that give off little light (as seen from earth) and require long exposures. The Prime Focus Method also works very well when photographing objects that create a large field such as Galaxies and Nebulae. Make Sure you purchase the correct T-Ring and Adapter for the make and model of your camera.

Planets And The Moon. These can be photographed best if you use the Eyepiece Projection Method. Using an Eyepiece Projection Adapter attach the camera to the telescopes eyepiece and if possible use a remote trigger to take the picture, this will help to keep vibration to a minimum. Once again make sure you purchase the right adapter for your cameras make and model.

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