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Bundle: Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV with Hyperion-Barlow 2.25x (8-24mm / 3.6-10.7mm)

# 2454827

€ 365.00 Price excl. German VAT tax (19%): € 306.72

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  • Consists of Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV, 8-24mm eyepiece and Hyperion Barlow lens 2.25x
  • This combination of Hyperion Zoom and Hyperion Barlow creates an all-in-one astro quality grade zoom providing a focal length range (with and without Barlow) from 3.6 to 24mm
  • Includes all accessories that is delivered in the standard outfit of the Hyperion Zoom and Barlow
  • ATTENTION: Please note that this set of Zoom+Barlow is only meant for astronomical use. It will not come to focus in combination with spotting scopes

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Why is the Barlow not compatible with spotting scopes
Question by: Jan Walschap on Nov 22, 2017 3:00:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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do you have an adapter that will attach Mark 4 zoom to a Sony FDR AX53 movie camera? It provides a 55mm filter thread to attach to the camera.
Thanks Jamie Pauley purchasing through Adorama in the US.
Question by: Jamie Lockwood Pauley on Jul 30, 2018 4:37:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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Hello,
I would like to know if it is possible to use the 2” astro-nosepiece with SC male thread (n°3 on p.20 of instruction manual) to fix my Canon EOS on the telescope directly with a supplemental EOS ring ?
Thank you for your reply
Question by: Laure on Mar 10, 2021 9:30:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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With eyepiece projection, the image at the edge is extremely blurred. What could be the reason for this?
Question by: Anonymous on Sep 2, 2019 11:46:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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Is there a lunar filter that you recommend for use with this model, both with and without the Barlow attached? I'm assuming 1.25" but I've not been able to confirm elsewhere. Thanks!
Question by: Adam Burch on Dec 24, 2020 6:37:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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Can you recommend a reducer to use with Mk IV zoom? I want to reduce the magnification min/max range ... THX
Question by: Michael on Jan 26, 2017 3:39:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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I have the Zoom Mark IV and 2.25x barlow. How can I attach them (or at least the Zoom) to a Canon EOS RP mirrorless camera to use with my Celestron NexStar 8e telescope? Thank you.
Question by: Clarence Williams on Oct 9, 2021 5:11:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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Will I be able to use Hyperion-Barlow 2,25 with the eyepieces from other manufactures and Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV with other barrows?
Question by: Kirill on Feb 15, 2021 2:12:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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Can I use Hyperion-Barlow 2.25x with Hyperion 68⁰ 13mm modular eyepiece?
Question by: Michelangelo on Jan 22, 2023 8:56:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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Can Hyperion Universal Zoom be used on a camera together with Hyperion-Barlow 2.25x at once?
Question by: zdeněk lébl on Oct 22, 2019 1:04:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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I can't manage to focus my Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV when it is on 8mm setting. I am using Celestron Astro fi 6", with 1 1/4 Celestron visual back replaced with Baader 2" ClickLock SC clamp, and a 2" BBHS Prism Diagonal. On all other settings I can focus with no problem. Also will I damage the prism if I use the Barlow that comes in this set?
Question by: Danail Danailov on Sep 8, 2022 9:45:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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I would like to ask if the Celestron Hummingbird 7-22X50mm ED micro spotting scope can be used together with Hyperion Universal Zoom Mark IV and Hyperion-Barlow 2.25x?
Question by: Tamás Szekeres on Feb 22, 2024 2:43:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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What is the field stop diameter for this lens?
Question by: Chris Lyons on Sep 20, 2017 10:01:42 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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Will this Zoom lense work on a Mak-Cassegrain with the way I set mine up?
1) Explore Scientific FL-MC1271900 FirstLight 127mm Mak-Cassegrain & on the SCT
2) Baader #2458270 2in Locking Ring
3) Baader #2957220 Diamond Steeltrack 2" Focuser for SC/HD & using dovetail
4) Baader 2" ClickLock Star Diagonal Mirror #2956100
Question by: Don Johnson on Apr 21, 2023 2:49:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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I have a ZWO ASI183MC camera (https://astronomy-imaging-camera.com/product/asi183mc-color/) I would like to use to take images of the moon and planets with my Celestron 6SE SCT telescope. It seems this package would be a good fit, would you agree, and would I need any additional adapters to connect my camera to this?

Thanks!
Question by: James Yoder on Jul 11, 2023 6:38:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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Hello, I already have one of first version of the Hyperion zoom (there's only written Hyperion 8-24mm Clickstop-Zoom (Phantom Group Coated)) and I want to ask you: can I use it in pair with a Mark IV or III with a binoviewer..? Or should I avoid because of different size of the barrel...or different size of exit pupils ? Thank you very much for your answer and attention. Saluti
Question by: Paolo on Aug 16, 2022 3:08:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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Its compatible with fast telescopes?
Question by: Petros Rouvim on Sep 8, 2020 12:07:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)

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Does this Zoom EP + barlow work in APM-SD120-APO-90 degree binocular?
Thanks
Question by: Alfred on Nov 22, 2022 9:16:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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For use with a binoviewer, should I buy one or two Barlows?
Question by: Rafael Sampaio on Jun 14, 2020 9:04:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)

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Bundle: MARK IV Hyperion Universal Zoom 8-24 mm eyepiece & Baader Hyperion Zoom Barlow lens 2.25x mag

The set consisting of the MARK IV Hyperion 8-24 mm Universal wide angle Zoom eyepiece (#2454826) and the Hyperion zoom Barlow 2.25x (#2454654) results in combination in a zoom eyepiece with a large focal length range. The set covers all eyepiece focal length from 3.6-24 mm.

This set can only be used on all astronomical telescopes; use with tripods is only possible without the Barlow lens.

MARK IV Bundle contains the following items:

Das Zoomokular mit 1,25- oder 2-Zoll-Anschluss - beide Anschlüsse sind im Lieferumfang
The Hyperion Mark IV Zoom Eyepiece with 2" barrel
Das Zoomokular mit 1,25- oder 2-Zoll-Anschluss - beide Anschlüsse sind im Lieferumfang
The Hyperion Mark IV Zoom Eyepiece with 1.25" barrel

1) 1x Hyperion Universal Zoom MARK IV, 8-24 mm eyepiece with ClickStop Action (#2454826)

Versatile wide-angle zoom eyepiece with connection option for cameras.

 

Included Accessories:

  • 2 "(left illustration) and 1¼" (right illustration) barrel
  • 2" SC thread and 1 3/8" thread for spotting scopes
  • Eyepiece holster with belt-strap, which fastens onto many tripod legs just as well, to serve as a bin for all dustcaps that may go astray otherwise
  • Height-adjustable eyecup as well as a standard non-foldable and a winged rubber eyecup
  • three dustcaps
See a more detailed description of the eyepiece and its possibilities at the individual product page
 

 

2) 1x Hyperion Barlow Lens 2.25x (#2956180)

The Hyperion Barlow lens with two adapters
The Barlow lens with T-2 adapter (above) and Hyperion zoom adapter 1.25 "(Center).

Increases the focal length of your telescope by a factor of 2.25, with docking adapters for camera (T2-system) and zoom eyepiece.

Inclusive Accessories:

  • T2 Photo-Adapter
  • Zoom-Eyepiece Adapter
 

 

 
Hyperion Zoom 2 Zoll und 1.25 Zoll

The Hyperion ClickStop Zoom Eyepiece with 1¼" and 2" Connector

There is an old saying that there is nothing like an eyepiece with fixed Focal length, if it should be the highest image quality. But this zoom eyepiece is second to none fixed focal length eyepieces, saving especially during mobile use so you don't have to carry many eyepieces around.

The Hyperion Universal Zoom is a perfect solution for all hunter, birdwatchers and astronomers alike, it brings a whole range with focal lengths from 8 to 24mm in a single high-quality eyepiece! It lets you continuously zoom with Clickstops at 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24mm. The only difference to the fixed focal length is that the field also varies from 53 Degrees at 24mm focal length up to 68 degrees at 8mm. This eyepiece was "Reverse" constructed unlike most other zoom eyepieces: largest field of view and the sharpest image at the highest magnification.

See a more detailed description of the eyepiece and its possibilities at the individual product page

Caution: On spotting scopes you can use the Hyperion zoom eyepiece only without the Barlow lens!

 
The Hyperion Barlow lens
The Hyperion Barlow lens
The Barlow lens at the Hyperion zoom eyepiece in 1.25
Hyperion Barlow threaded on the discontinued Mark III Hyperion zoom eyepiece in 1.25"(left) and 2" configuration (on the right)

Hyperion zoom Barlow lens - 2.25x

The 2.25x Baader Hyperion Zoom Barlow lens was designed especially to complement the Hyperion Zoom eyepiece. It converts the regular focal lengths of 8 to 24 mm to a range of focal lengths between 3,6 and 10,7 mm, while retaining the outstanding image quality for observing sun, moon, planets and double stars with high resolution.

The Mark IV Zoom, in conjunction with or without the Hyperion Barlow, covers all focal lengths between 3.6 to 24 mm.

The Hyperion Barlow works with every Hyperion 8-24 mm Zoom eyepiece ever produced. The barlow is attached onto the 1¼"-nosepiece. Because of the dual nosepiece of the Mark IV, it can be used at telescopes with 1¼" or 2" eyepiece clamps.

The Hyperion Barlow comes with a T-2 thread-adapter, to mount the Barlow in front of any camera or other accessories with T-2-threads. Combine it e.g. with a DSLR-camera – in this way the camera body will be equipped with a 1 ¼" nosepiece. The camera body just needs a standard T-ring to fit it onto any 1 ¼” eyepiece holder.

Attach the lens unit without the Barlow-adapter (A) directly onto many 1¼" eyepieces, whenever they do not already have an integrated barlow element. The result is a 2x Barlow with very good optical properties (see left image).

 
Hyperion Barlow an DSLR
Also included is an adapter on T2-thread. Thus, the Barlow can be used - for example, on a DSLR with T-Ring

Some highlights of the Hyperion Zoom Barlow Lens

  • Triplet lens design for highest optical quality
  • Anastigmatic Flatfield Design for high sharpness all over the field of view
  • Baader Phantom CoatingTM Group for highest contrast and light transmission

Connections Eyepiece side

  • Direct connection to any Hyperion Zoom with Barlow-adapter A
  • T-2 (M42x0.75 mm) thread with Barlow-adapter B
  • 1¼" filter thread without additional Adapter

Attention: The Barlow lens is only suitable for use in astronomical telescopes; the use of spotting scopes is not possible.

 

Furhter information, image results...

Baader Blogpost:
The eyepiece series from Baader Planetarium



Baader Blogpost:
The camera at the eyepiece



Baader Blogpost:
Barlow lenses, their magnification factors and working distances



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Specifications

Additional Information

General
Manufacturer Baader Planetarium
SKU (#) 2454827
EAN Code 4047825035905
Net weight (kg) 0.49
Eyepiece Series Hyperion
Specifications
Focal Length 3,6 - 24 mm
Apparent Field of View 48° - 68°
AR-Coating Phantom Coating® Group
Parfocal Eyepieces Yes
Barrel Size (in) 1¼", 2"
Optical Design Modular
Speciality Eyepiece projection: classical
Eyepiece Design
Number of Lens Elements 7
Number of Groups 4
Slip Protect Safety Safety Kerfs
Eyepiece Body above Reference Plane (mm) 81 mm
Length of 1¼" barrel (mm) 24,5 mm
Length of 2" barrel (mm) 27 mm
Outer Diameter 55 mm
Connections
Outer Connection (eyepiece/-camera-sided) M43
Inner Connection (lens sided) M36.4, 2"/SCT Thread (50.8mm)
Outer Connection (lens sided) ø 1¼" (31.75 mm), ø 2" (50.8mm), M53
Camera Thread M43
Threaded for filters Yes
Included Items
Dustcaps 1¼" dustcap (31,8mm), 2" dustcap (45mm), 2" dustcap (46.5mm - fits over eyecup)
Eyecups large height adjustable eyecup (M43), small eyecup (M43), winged eyecup (M43)
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Petteri 17/01/2024 18/01/202415:09
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Great product!
I've enjoyed using the Baader Universal zoom a lot. It's sturdy, solid and you can feel quality craftsmanship. It's easy to use outdoors and the views are excellent. I'm happy as I feel that I got what I paid for. The Barlow has been great well. The only minus I can give about it that the markings themselves won't probably last a lifetime and are starting to wear out slightly already. Other than that, it's all good and I'm already purchasing another one of these zooms for my upcoming Maxbright binoviewer set.
  • Quality, ease of use, reliability
  • The markings are starting to wear out a little bit
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Günter 292/10/2022 20/10/202208:13
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Hyperion 8-24 Universal Zoom Mark IV mit Barlow 2,25x
Sehr gute Verarbeitung. Vielseitige Nutzbarkeit durch verschiedene Anschlussgewinde, Steckhülsen 1,25 und 2 Zoll, Augenmuscheladapter. Gut geeignet für Brillenträger. Exakte Rastung der Zoom Einstellungen. Ich nutze es zur Zeit an einem APO 80 mit Amici Prisma zur Naturbeobachtung. Einfach toll ohne Okularwechsel zu beobachten. Sehr kontrastreiche und scharfe Bilder.
Ich habe das Okular mit der optional angebotenen Barlow 2.25x erworben. Sehr gut aufeinander abgestimmt. Gewinde passen alle sehr gut zusammen. Astronomisch habe ich diese Kombination noch nicht genutzt.
  • Sehr wertige Verarbeitung, Sehr scharfe und kontrastreiche Bilder über alle Zoom Stufen.
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Martin 294/10/2018 22/10/201815:39
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Zoomokular Mark IV
Mit Okular sehr zufrieden. Platz sparend und Geld. Baader-Planetarium weiter so.
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Maik 287/10/2018 15/10/201807:45
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Ja, ich habe mich lange gesträubt davor ein Zoom Okular zu kaufen. Zu viel Respekt vor dem berüchtigten Tunnelblick und den zahlreichen "Festbrennweiten sind besser" Aussagen.

Manchmal möchte man aber den Okularwechsel vermeiden, wenn man gerade das Objekt gefunden hat oder gerade den richtigen Filter eingeschraubt hat. Und so dann doch der Entschluss, das Baader Hyperion Zoom soll es sein in Kombination mit dem Barlow Adapter.

Ja, das Produkt hat seinen Preis, aber habe ich den Kauf bereut? Ganz und gar nicht! Die Qualität, sowohl vom Aufbau als auch vom Bild, ist äußerst überzeugend. Schärfe und Abbildung, da passt alles.
Es ist äußerst flexibel einsetzbar, sowohl für Deep Sky als auch Planetenbeobachtung. Ich erreiche damit ein Feld von etwa 2,3° bei 24mm, was dieses Okular auch für großflächige Objekte sehr gut nutzbar macht. Für Planeten dann mit der Barlow und dann geht's los.

Schmeiße ich jetzt meine Festbrennweiten weg? Das sicherlich nicht, auf mein 2" Übersichtsokular mit 70° oder mein 13,4mm Galaxienjäger werde ich sicherlich nicht verzichten. Aber das ist sicherlich auch nicht die Aufgabe des Zoom Okulars.
Aber ganz ehrlich, man hat gar nicht den Eindruck, dass es ein Zoom Okular ist. Vielmehr hat man den Eindruck es sind einfach 5 sehr gute Okulare in einem Gehäuse. Hier kann man ganz klar eine Empfehlung aussprechen. Wer dieses Okular kauft, hat eigentlich ausgesorgt. Vielleicht noch ein Übersichtsokular und ein spezialisiertes Okular für den Anwendungsbereich und fertig
  • Breites Anwendungsspektrum
  • Bis jetzt nichts
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