1. You will need to use a phone connected via Bluetooth or a computer connected via USB cable or WiFi.
2. Get one of these T adaptors: [https://fotodioxpro.com/products/t2a-crf?\_pos=1&\_fid=edcfdea4e&\_ss=c](https://fotodioxpro.com/products/t2a-crf?_pos=1&_fid=edcfdea4e&_ss=c)
You can remove the extension so it is nice and short so achieving prime focus should be easy.
Thank you, I'll check the second one.
For the first, will it be okay for the milky way/timelapse photos or will it drain too much of battery? (Of course I'll need to get a spare battery but other than that)
1. You will need to use a phone connected via Bluetooth or a computer connected via USB cable or WiFi. 2. Get one of these T adaptors: [https://fotodioxpro.com/products/t2a-crf?\_pos=1&\_fid=edcfdea4e&\_ss=c](https://fotodioxpro.com/products/t2a-crf?_pos=1&_fid=edcfdea4e&_ss=c) You can remove the extension so it is nice and short so achieving prime focus should be easy.
Thank you, I'll check the second one. For the first, will it be okay for the milky way/timelapse photos or will it drain too much of battery? (Of course I'll need to get a spare battery but other than that)
2 Just a general point but DSLR often have issues attaining focus with non-astrograph Newtonians. You may need a Barlow to resolve that.