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I'd agree with Patrick. I start with the Nagler 22mm for a general look at the object and to check out its surrounding area. It is also easier to find objects with the wider angle EP. If more power is needed I try the 12mm. Increasing magnification does aid contrast but the seeing plays a big part. With the moon and planets, use as much as you can until the image starts to deteriorate. I know that details seem clearer and sharper with the new TV's compared to my old eyepieces.
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