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  1. 6 hours ago, Louis D said:

    I would go with the 30mm APM UFF.  It has replaced my 27mm Panoptic in that range.  Better flatness of field, better edge correction of lateral color, much wider true field of view, and much better eye relief.  It might be a tiny bit less sharp in the center, but the 10% difference in magnification makes it a difficult comparison.

    See below for some comparison photos of eyepieces around 30mm.

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    Thank you, I'll have a look at that eyepiece, not come across it before. And thanks for the above info, something for me to think about. Cheers

  2. Hi All,

    Looking for some much needed help and advice before I dive in and buy a new eyepiece. I currently have 2 scopes (Altair Astro 80ed and a Skymax 150 and I currently have the following eyepieces : Baader Zoom and Barlow, Altair Astro LER 6mm 55 degree and a BST 15mm and I feel its time to start to look for a few new eyepieces . With the 150 I'm more than happy with the Baader zoom and although I use it in the 80ed I'm looking at something for more wide views. What is everyones thoughts on a Baader Hyperion Aspheric ? Any thoughts on any problems that might occur with the 80ed which is f/7? Any other suggestions for a 30mm ish eyepiece that I could use in both scopes? I have about £200 to spend and I live in a Bortle 6 area. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

     

    Clear Skies Tim.

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