The T-Adapter was orignaly meant for the ETX-90/125 but fitted just fine and after some focusing it allowed the camera to produce magnificent quality pictures.. Unfortunately I ran the battery dry after an hour or so while trying different combinations of focusing , ISO settings etc. so I didnt take photos of the moon and other planets I wanted tonight.

The weather also didnt help since there are some scattered clouds that pass and spoil the fun ..

I managed to capture a good still of Saturn and I am looking forward to Saturday when the so called “super moon” will be visible ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MPmdJ6mGQ4 )

Saturn using a Nikon-D7000 on a MEADE DS-2102MAK telescope mounted with the Bresser T-adapter for ETX-90/125

The raw picture , 6.6MB ( it will take some time to download )
Exposure time is 1/500 sec , ISO 12800 ( )

Taking a peek at the heavens is extraordinary and I am slowly learning about things that I simply considered as "stars" are in fact planets , their ever changing relative positions and how to navigate the night sky ( with a little help from google sky ) . Although Athens is a highly light polluted area the high quality of the telescope and the recent windy and clear of clouds sky permits clear planet observations.. I haven’t found a way to mount my camera in a good way on top of the telescope and I may order this camera adapter

While unboxing my new telescope , a MEADE DS-2102MAK

The Newall Telescope of the National Observatory

This picture of the moon is taken using a 5MP cell phone camera after carefully aligning it to the telescope viewfinder..
Not bad at all!

Saturn , approximately 1.216.000.000 km away

Observing the moon , image taken with the same cell phone camera