T-Ring Adapter for Canon EOS Digital Cameras, Black

This is a solid T-Ring that screws into to a Canon EOS camera on one end in place of a lens. You then screw a 1.25" camera t-adapter into the t-ring and voila, you can begin your journey in astrophotography. The item is metallic and feels very solid and attaches to the camera just like a lens would. It takes seconds to attach and detach and is well worth the cost of entry. Highly recommend!

This holds my Canon body on my Celestron spotting scope with strength and precision. Smooth threads. No issues at all.

I inherited a 500 mm telephoto lens that was set up for a Pentax K mount via an adapter. The native mount on the lens is T mount, i.e. M42x0.75. I simply unscrewed the K mount adapter and substituted this one. Super easy.

Fits camera solidly and should hold up under lots of use. Set screws allow rotation for desired camera angle.

Has a solid metal heft to it. It does it’s job and fairly quick and straightforward to attach

I bought the T-Ring to connect my Cannon camera to the spotting scope and it works perfectly. Easy connection and fits the camera perfectly. Excellent choice.

Yes I like providing enthusiastic headlines when I really LOVE the item under review. This ring is a must-have (literally) if you want to do astrophotography. The ring is required for the T-adaptors sold by Celestron, to attach the camera to your telescope. There are differences between models for both Nikon and Canon, so ensure you purchased the correct one. If there was a gripe, I'd say its the knurled ring on the camera connection side. Unlike camera lenses, this adapter ring does not stop and snap when it goes into place. You might spin it 1/4 or 1/2 more than when it makes contact. Also, connection to the camera DOES NOT provide electrical connectivity. Some cameras require this electrical feedback to ensure a lens is attached before snapping pictures. This is not the case when attaching to the telescope. Minor issue for one of my cameras, but not the other. If you want DSLR photos of the Moon, stars, or planets, you've got to get one of these.

Fits a cannon t6