Do I need coma corrector?

What type of telescope requires a coma corrector for astrophotography?

The photo/visual Astro-Tech Coma Corrector is a three-part 2" auxiliary lens system that drastically reduces the coma and the curvature of field in a fast focal ratio Newtonian reflector during visual observing and astrophotography. It essentially makes an f/4 telescope perform like an f/8 in terms of coma.

What is the difference between a field flattener and a coma corrector?

For example: flatteners meant for SCTs (desired by photographers) are most often combined with a focal reducer (also desired by photographers). A coma corrector meant for a newtonian would bring the focal plane inside the focuser, making eyepieces unuseable.27 Mar 2018

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