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Hi guys and girls I pushased and Exsplore scientific eyepiece last year has anyone else had the same problem looks like my eyepiece has got jaundice lol on outside edge field of veiw False colour and mainly yellow with orangesh tint wouldn’t mind was,nt cheap was over £200 

 

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Based on the price, it's most likely the 24mm ES-82 and the OP is probably seeing the "ring of fire" common in the Televue Type 5 Naglers and their clones, like the longer focal length ES-82s.  Unfortunately, it's perfectly normal for these eyepieces.

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Yes, this chromatic aberration of the exit pupil, or CAEP, is common in longer focal length ultrawide eyepieces, making them less appropriate for daylight or lunar observing.

Fortunately, those are two uses less likely with long focal length eyepieces in astronomical telescopes.

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