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I wish I was still at work so that I could print charts out in A3, and put them in A3 plastic display folders (and/or do the same in A4 if one has good eyesight at night).
The first atlas would be very good for a very big telescope, or as a reference, for when using a smaller atlas with a smaller telescope and, for example, you can't really tell which galaxy is which in the eyepiece.
Unfortunately, the second atlas - which would be great for an 8" telescope - only goes down to 58degrees south.
There are plenty of other downloadable atlases listed in the Beginner's sticky section to choose from.
However, while I have downloaded and printed the ultra comprehensive JR's Atlases, I still stick to my Sky Atlas 2000 for my 8" telescope and Herald Bobroff AstroAtlas for my 14.5", both of which I shrank to A4 size and put in plastic display folders.
Regards,
Renato
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