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Old 14-07-2005, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by ving
superviews are gret for dob users... because we dont have tracking we have to keep nudging the scope. with a superview it takes longer for the object to go thru the increased FOV = less nudging.
I disagree. I don't like that the full field is not sharp, and seagulls around the edges. I still have to nudge as much as with a plossl because the usable field of the superview is no greater than the plossl. Yes, it does give you a bit more of a floating-in-space feeling, but only pleasant when you're looking at the centre of the field of view, so the blurry seagulls near the edge are in the peripheral.

Dave, If you're going to get one, get only one, and see how you like it.

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Originally Posted by davidpretorius
Would these "Andrews 80° Ultrawide (UW) Eyepieces" suit the 10" or 12" dob?
Don't be tempted by the UWs. Not recommended for fast scopes. See this review on our very own Iceinspace.

Sirius Optics have the Shorty-Plus for $135, and Bintel dropped their price to $139 as well since I pointed it out to them. (Bintel did sell me one for $135, but they charged me $4 over the online price of the camera adapter I bought at the same time, cheeky buggers.)
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