My binoviewers collection I have and had in past

[denis0007dl]

I want to share with you some of my binos I have and I had in past.

I had three Mark V units   ....but some real Zeiss binos beats MkV in many regards....

So lets start, enjoy!

[denis0007dl]

[Joves]

Hey Denis,

Nice Bino's. Those Carl Zeiss look fantastic.

Oh, and I'm pretty sure I bought some a Televue Bino Vue's from you recently. If so, they're going great. Thanks.

Aaron

[denis0007dl]

Hey Denis,

Nice Bino's. Those Carl Zeiss look fantastic.

Oh, and I'm pretty sure I bought some a Televue Bino Vue's from you recently. If so, they're going great. Thanks.

Aaron

Hello Joves,

yes you buy it from me, I hope you are satisfied

CS

[denis0007dl]

If some of you want, you can put pictures of your binos you use/used

[Damo636]

Very nice indeed Denis! I've never used a binoviewer but lately have been very tempted to try one, the Baader Maxbright in particular. By most accounts it's the way to go for lunar/planetary observations.

[denis0007dl]

Very nice indeed Denis! I've never used a binoviewer but lately have been very tempted to try one, the Baader Maxbright in particular. By most accounts it's the way to go for lunar/planetary observations.

Thank you

When you try binoviewing, many forget to monoviewing again.

I have tons of experience with binos, and Baader Maxbright is good start bino.

You will enjoy for sure if you buy it.

If anyone need some bino advice, I will help for sure.

[allen g]

I thought of binos for my NP 101 but the thought of duplicate TV eyepieces in my collection could lead to a lot of dinero.  What would be the best set of EPs for most general purposes. 

[Joves]

24mm Panoptics are excellent in binoviewers, Allen. Particularly in a refractor, where they have to Barlowed to achieve focus, so wind up being a very convenient 12-15mm depending on the Barlowing required.

[denis0007dl]

24mm Panoptics are excellent in binoviewers, Allen. Particularly in a refractor, where they have to Barlowed to achieve focus, so wind up being a very convenient 12-15mm depending on the Barlowing required.

My favorites are Carl Zeiss Aspheric orthos 25mm, Baader Eudiascopics 30mm, Kasai orthos 25mm and eyepieces with special floating effect Edmund RKE 28mm.

[denis0007dl]

I did not like Panoptics 24mm because they provide little warmer tone comparing to Aspheric orthos 25mm, Eudiascopics 30mm, Kasai orthos 25mm and Edmund RKE 28mm,so I sold my Pans 24 without any remorse.

[allen g]

what about wide field EPs  like delos or ethos?

[denis0007dl]

I do not like heavy eyepieces, thats the only reason I do not use them!

[denis0007dl]

...also, all TV eyepieces produce warm tone on picture where Delos not too much.

Also, these eyepieces are too bulky.

[John]

It's interesting that all your favourite eyepieces are out of production models (thats just a comment, not a criticism in any way  )

What scope or scopes do you use them with, out of interest ?

[denis0007dl]

It's interesting that all your favourite eyepieces are out of production models (thats just a comment, not a criticism in any way  )

What scope or scopes do you use them with, out of interest ?

Well, allost all these Zeiss ortho eyepieces you can buy from Zeiss for cost approx 1000 euros and up/a piece

Edmund 28mm RKEs are also still produced, Fujiyama orthos are produced, so do not know why you told

"all my eyepieces are out of production" 

I use binos on 10" tuned dobsonian and 6" f/8 refractor, but liked them most on dob because I get much more light.