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Attaching your DSLR to a tetescope

The two things you need to attach your DSLR are a ‘T-ring’ and a nosepiece. T-rings are manufacturerspecific, so make sure you gettake the same T-ring as one with a smaller APS-C sensor, but Canon mirrorless cameras have a different lens attachment and so need a mirrorless T-ring.

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