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It's got to go


rowan46

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Isn't it strange how eyepieces are such personal things? I tried an Ethos from a friend when I was looking at buying eyepieces and although the view was wonderful sharp to the edge great colour easy to use. I couldn't get on with the extremely wide view. so I bought a Delos which I love. Es 82's were on offer and as they had been so highly recommended I thought I would try one oh dear I got a 4.7mm which on my scope gives about 102 magnification so not exactly pushing my 80/480 scopes boundaries it's dark its murky its not nice have I got a dud or is it me? I I have a maxvision 24mm 82 degree which is fast becoming a favourite As I cruise through the skies of light polluted birmingham picking out dso's but my es82 is good for nothing In desperation I tried it on the moon tonight, a horrible mangy yellow thing greeted my eyes it's no good it's got to go.

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Sounds like you got a dud, do you have any opportunity to try it in another scope? None of mine behave like that in the ZS (f/5.9), just lovely wide pinpoint views....though because my other scope(s) are SCTs with much longer focal lengths, the shortest ES82 I have is the 8.8...I then use the Baader 2.25x Barlow with this to surprisingly great effect in the little scope :cool:

The 100 degree view seems to be something very subject to taste. Personally, when I got my first I couldn't see that it was any wider than the 82, but as I've used it more and more I find it's slowly giving up the wider view, until recently when I discovered I could see the field stop! Where's 120 degrees when you need it :eek::D

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