Here's the URL for more info:
http://web2.airmail.net/a0011306/images/Web-om-1a.jpg
Pricing is somewhere around $250, plus you need to add your own diagonal and
eyepiece. Another good alternative for astrophotography on the OM series is
some sort of knife-edge
focusing, which can't be done with film in the camera...
I use mine and am not going to sell it. I've taken a handful of prime-focus
shots using the B&K and the focus looks fine in all of them.
BTW: A varimagni is better than nothing, in my opinion, you can just find a
bright star and do your best.
There's a mailing list specifically for astrophotography that you may want to
check out, along with the list's archives.
http://astro.umsystem.edu/apml/
There may be people on this list willing to sell you their astrofocuser...
-Dick
I am interested. Any info is appreciated. I have heard of it before, but
not alot seem to use it. Are you selling yours? If so how old is it.
Thanks
- -Bill
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