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Originally Posted by Nebulous
The weakest link in the chain currently is not so much the gear but learning how to keep my head steady in the right spot to get the right view.
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This is common too on the supplied eyepieces, look at the more expensive ones and take note of eye relief. The good eyepieces are design to eliminate what I think was called the kidneying effect where its a tiny sweet spot where you can actually see anything. Happens on microscopes too. I'd wager a good 10mm will give you far crisper, wider views than your current one and be much easier on the eyes/neck/back to see the view. If you can it'd be worth you getting out with your scope and some other enthusiasts and try some eyepieces for yourself. Its not just a matter of magnification, you'll understand the first chance you get to try a better eyepiece on your scope
