Overview
Visit Barlow Baader Hyperion Zoom 2,25× has been specially designed for Hyperion ClickStop Zoom eyepiece
(Mark III and Mark IV). When installed, your zoom covers a focal length range from approx. 3.5 to 10.5 mm,
ideal for planets, the Moon, double stars and targets requiring high magnification. Its
modular design allows versatile usehigh-resolution visuals and eye projection/astrophoto.
Highlights
- Dedicated Hyperion ClickStop Zoom (Mark III/IV) easy to set up, settings kept to a minimum.
- 2.25× factor transforms an 8-24 mm into approx. 3.5-10.5 mm.
- Modular design : compatible setups visuals and photo configurations (ocular projection).
- Baader optical quality contrast and finesse for observation at high magnification.
Compatibility & uses
Optimized for Hyperion ClickStop Zoom eyepieces (Mark III/IV), the Barlow 2.25× is mounted on the
1¼» eyepiece turret to immediately offer a shorter focused range. Suitable for telescopes
It accepts 1¼» format and integrates effortlessly into a conventional optical chain with angled transmission or standard eyepiece holder.
Visit astrophoto, it enables eye projection (planetary sensors, astro cameras, etc.),
handy for detailing the lunar surface, the Jovian bands, Saturn's ring or freezing the separation of a tight double.
Technical specifications
| Magnification factor | 2,25× |
|---|---|
| Resulting range (with Hyperion Zoom) | ≈ 3.5 - 10.5 mm |
| Compatibility | Hyperion ClickStop Zoom Mark III / Mark IV |
| Usage | High-resolution visual observation & ocular projection (photo) |
| Mechanical format | For 1¼» optical path» |
| Reference | 2956180 |
Box contents
- Barlow Hyperion Zoom 2.25× lens
- Protective caps
- Instructions for use
FAQ - Frequently asked questions
Is it just for the Hyperion Zoom?
She was specially designed for the Hyperion ClickStop Zoom (Mark III/IV) to guarantee
the best results and ease of use. It's the recommended combo for fast, high magnification.
What do I get in terms of focal lengths?
Your 8-24 mm becomes about 3.5-10.5 mm, perfect for pushing the enlarged while maintaining
the practicality of the zoom and its ClickStop markers.
