Eyepiece Reports Archives
CN Report: Classic UO Orthos VS HD UO Orthos
Mar 22 2005 05:34 AM |
CN_Admin
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Are the HD's really an improvement over the classic UO orthos? Take a look
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: Head to Head - TMB Supermonos and the 3-6 Nagler Zoom
Mar 22 2005 05:39 AM |
CN_Admin
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Which one(s) are the better planetary eyepieces? Tom Trusock finds out
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: UO 18mm VS UO 18mm HD
Mar 22 2005 05:42 AM |
Daniel Mounsey
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Planetary observer Daniel Mounsey performs an indepth comparision of these two eyepieces
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Daniel Mounsey
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CN Report: The 24 Panoptic
Mar 22 2005 05:46 AM |
David Knisely
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David Knisely takes a look at the newest Panoptic on the block, the 24mm Panoptic. The question - Is the 24 a better choice than the 22? Read on
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David Knisely
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CN Report: The Pentax 20mm XW
Mar 22 2005 05:48 AM |
David Knisely
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The Pentax XW line is the succesor to the very popular Pentax XL line. David Knisley reviews the 20mm Pentax XW with 20mm eye relief and 70-deg FOV
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David Knisely
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CN Report: Coronado Cemax Eyepieces
Mar 22 2005 05:51 AM |
David Knisely
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David Knisely takes the Coronado dedicated solar eyepieces through their paces
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David Knisely
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CN Report: 4 Zooms Compared
Mar 22 2005 05:55 AM |
asaint
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Allister St. Claire compares Leica, Nikon, Vixen, Orion Zooms across several nights
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Allister St. Claire
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CN Report: Wide Scan Type III Eyepieces - An Affordable 84 degrees
Mar 22 2005 05:57 AM |
CN_Admin
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Tom Trusock takes a look at these 82-degree FOV with a mid-level price point
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: Planetary Eyepieces
Mar 22 2005 05:58 AM |
Daniel Mounsey
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Daniel Mounsey conducts an extensive showdown of eyepieces
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Daniel Mounsey
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CN Report: Nagler Mythos
Mar 22 2005 06:02 AM |
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What exactly are the differences between the Naglers? Why is the 17mm type 4 preferred to the 16mm type 2? Or is it? What do you mean I don’t have a 9mm type 2? Tom Trusock examines the history of the Nagler line of eyepieces and clears up all these questions and more
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: Apogee Super Easy View Eyepieces
Mar 22 2005 06:03 AM |
David Knisely
in Eyepiece Reports
You've seen them advertised as great planetary eyepieces with generous eye relief. David Knisely takes them for a spin and gives you the benefit of his decades of observing experience
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David Knisely
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CN Report: Antares SWA Eyepieces
Mar 22 2005 06:05 AM |
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Once known as the Speers-Walers, Tom Trusock puts these redesigned 80+ deg FOV eyepieces through their paces
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Tom Trusock
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University Optics 2" Konig Eyepieces
Apr 09 2005 01:35 AM |
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40mm MK-70, 32mm MK-80 & 25mm MK-70. Widefield performance with a mid-level price.
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: Burgess SWA vs Meade QX Eyepieces
Apr 12 2005 02:22 AM |
Mike Hosea
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An indepth comparison between the Burgess SWA and Meade QX wide field eyepiece lines.
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Michael Hosea
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Meade 4.7mm UWA 5000 vs 5mm Tele Vue Nagler
May 11 2005 08:22 AM |
Mike Hosea
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Experienced eyepiece reviewer, Mike Hosea, puts the new Meade 4.7mm UWA 5000 series against the legendary Tele Vue 5mm type 6 Nagler
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Michael Hosea
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9mm Ultrawide Shootout
Jun 09 2005 10:16 AM |
CN_Admin
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Meade 8.8 UW 5000 vs Pentax 10mm XW vs 9mm Type 6 Nagler
Author name:
Tom Trusock
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CN Report: Burgess / TMB Planetary Eyepieces - Updated again...
Nov 11 2005 03:06 PM |
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Tom Trusock takes another look at the new Burgess / TMB eyepieces - with the new Burgess supplied retaining rings.
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: $99 Meade and Celestron Eyepiece Set Comparo
Mar 22 2005 05:44 AM |
Albert Bellg
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Al Bellig examines the Meade and Celestron plossl sets
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Albert Bellg
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CN Report: 10mm Pentax XW vs 10.5mm Pentax XL
Mar 22 2005 06:00 AM |
Albert Bellg
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How does the new Pentax XW compare with the previous XL version? Albert Belg tackles this comparison and gives you insights into the new Pentax Line
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Albert Bellg
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CN Report: The TMB Supermonos
Mar 22 2005 05:37 AM |
Albert Bellg
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Al Bellig takes a look at these planetary eyepieces from TMB and APM
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Albert Bellg
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CN Report: Antares W70 Series
Mar 22 2005 06:08 AM |
CN_Admin
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Inexpensive wide field nirvana? Tom Trusock examines the Antares W70 series
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Tom Trusock
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CN Report: Antares 25mm W70 vs Orion 22mm Epic ED
Mar 22 2005 06:06 AM |
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Long time observer and author Steve Coe compares the Antares 25mm W70 and the Orion 22mm Epic ED across several telescopes
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Steve Coe
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William Optics Swan Widefields
Jun 13 2005 06:36 AM |
David Knisely
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David Knisely examines the entire line of WO Swan Widefields
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David Knisely
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Baader Planetarium 36mm Hyperion-Aspheric Modular Eyepiece
Nov 04 2009 07:02 AM |
David Knisely
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Wider-field "budget" eyepieces seem to be all the rage these days. Some are not all that great in the performance department (especially in faster scopes), but once in a while, one comes by which sets itself apart
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David Knisely
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Explore Scientific 100 degree Series 14mm Nitrogen-purged Waterproof Eyepiece
Aug 31 2009 07:16 AM |
David Knisely
in Eyepiece Reports
Not long ago, most amateurs were dubious of the claims about the maximum apparent field of view that an eyepiece might possibly give without giving up a lot of performance
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David Knisely
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