Right but 82 degree fov I get blackout. I tried that with the Luminos.
Is the X-Cell 9mm is really 9mm or it more like 9.5mm or 8.5mm ?
Because I was told the X-cell 7mm is actually 6.5mm
Please give your review of ExploreScientific 62 deg eyepieces.
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Posted 16 March 2025 - 06:09 AM
The 9mm is 9mm.Right but 82 degree fov I get blackout. I tried that with the Luminos.
Is the X-Cell 9mm is really 9mm or it more like 9.5mm or 8.5mm ?
Because I was told the X-cell 7mm is actually 6.5mm
Remember, you are viewing with glasses. It isn’t so much Luminos bad, ES 62 maybe good. You have to watch the eye relief. Luminos don’t have enough eye relief for glasses. The 5.5 ES 62 barely has more eye relief. But the other ES 62s have more eye relief, and the longer focal lengths even have enough for glasses. Looking for narrower AFOV might help, but first of all, look for 17mm or more eye relief.
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