Reducer / Corrector f/6.3
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The Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3 is a versatile optical accessory designed to enhance your Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope for both visual observing and astrophotography. By converting your telescope's focal ratio, this system delivers wider fields of view and significantly shorter exposure times. Experience exceptional edge-to-edge sharpness and optical contrast without compromising overall image quality.
Engineered with a four-element, fully multicoated glass design, the Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3 offers an ingenious solution for astronomers seeking dual focal ratio versatility. Standard Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes operate at a slower f/10 focal ratio, which requires longer exposure times for deep-sky astro-imaging. This precision corrector reduces focal ratios to f/6.3 for 5", 6", 8", 9.25", and 11" optical tubes (and f/7 on 14" models), effectively reducing astrophotography exposure times by a factor of 3. Beyond speeding up exposure times, the lens acts as a field corrector to eliminate field curvature, ensuring pin-point star sharpness across the full field of view for both astrophotographers and visual observers alike.
What telescopes are compatible with the Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3?
The Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3 is compatible with all standard Celestron 5", 6", 8", 9 1/4", 11", and 14" Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes. It is not compatible with Celestron EdgeHD optical systems.
How does the Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3 benefit astrophotography?
By lowering the focal ratio to f/6.3, the Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3 widens the field of view and reduces required astrophotography exposure times by a factor of 3, allowing you to capture brighter deep-sky photos much faster.
Does the Celestron Reducer/Corrector, f/6.3 cause loss of contrast or image quality?
No, the four-element, fully multicoated optical design flattens the optical field and corrects curvature, preserving optimal contrast and edge-to-edge image sharpness for visual observing and photography.










