Next generation bino-viewers - focus on any telescope without extending the focal length
A clear image for both eyes, with any telescope. Without any tricks or optical lenses. Omegon Pro bino-viewers make this possible. A new optical system makes it easy to focus - even with Newtonian telescopes and short refractors - and without changing the focal length or magnification. With absolutely no need of an optical path corrector or Barlow lens, but with a fantastically good image!
The advantages in a nutshell
Thanks to the mirror system, less light is lost meaning you get a bright image - even at higher magnifications.
Sliding System - perfect viewing for everyone
These bino-viewers work quite differently - Omegon bino-viewers use a modern sliding system with no hinged bridge. The scale supplied lets you precisely set your own personal interpupillary distance to between 58 and 74mm - allowing the whole family to observe through these bino-viewers, with even small children able to marvel at the Moon and planets.
1.25" Twist Lock system - centres eyepieces firmly and gently
This feature shows the high-quality design of Omegon bino-viewers - the Twist Lock 1.25" adapter automatically centres your eyepieces and firmly and gently clamps them in place over a large 15mm area. Gone are the days when your eyepieces have deep notches from clamping screws drilled into their barrels, The Twist Lock system ensures a long life for your eyepieces and maximum enjoyment of your accessories.
Upright image
The seven lens element system provides you with an upright image. With Newtonian telescopes completely without need of any additional optical components. For refractors and SC telescopes, we recommend using them in combination with the optional penta-prism for an upright image.
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Omegon Binocular head Pro Tritron bino-viewers, 1.25'' #57295
Omegon Binocular head Binoviewer 1.25'' #33077
Relaxed, almost 3D viewing: Ideal for planetary and lunar observing
A bino-viewer turns your telescope into binoculars. Instead of the usual (and rather unnatural) way of observing using only one eye, you can observe in a totally relaxed way instead of having to squint. This not only means that you will not tire as quickly, but also that you will experience a 3D effect in your lunar and planetary observing. And also, the image will appear brighter and larger on physiological grounds. Even experienced observers will discover new details on the Moon!
The image orientation is not changed by the bino-viewer. So if you, for example, use an Amici prism to obtain an upright and non-reversed lunar or planetary image, then this orientation will remain the same through the bino-viewer.
You will need two identical eyepieces of the same focal length to be able to use a bino-viewer. Each eyepiece can also be separately focused on the bino-viewer.
A bino-viewer has the advantage of being able to observe with both eyes. However, these instruments are mainly designed for observing brighter objects such as planets, the Moon and bright deep-sky objects.
Very faint objects should still be observed using just one eye. But bright objects do appear particularly fascinating in bino-viewers.
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Omegon path corrector for 1.25'', 1.6X bino-viewers #44201
Glass path corrector for bino-viewer attachment CURRENTLY NOT AVAILABLE
Bino-viewers need a certain optical path length. With many telescopes, such as Newtonians and fast refractors, there is insufficient focuser travel for them. The focuser hits the inner stop before the object comes into focus.
Glass path correctors solve this problem
A combination of lenses moves the focal plane further out, thus enabling almost the entire optical pathway required by the bino-viewers. Straight-view bino-viewers, such as the Baader wide-field bino-viewers, the BW bino-viewers, the TS bino-viewers, etc. can be used on any telescope. The lengthening factor is approximately 2.3 times.
Omegon glass path corrector for 1.25'' bino-viewers 2x #33080
Glass path corrector for bino-viewer attachment
Bino-viewers need a certain optical path length. With many telescopes, such as Newtonians and fast refractors, there is insufficient focuser travel for them. The focuser hits the inner stop before the object comes into focus.
Glass path correctors solve this problem
A combination of lenses moves the focal plane further out, thus enabling almost the entire optical pathway required by the bino-viewers. Straight-view bino-viewers, such as the Baader wide-field bino-viewers, the BW bino-viewers, the TS bino-viewers, etc. can be used on any telescope. The lengthening factor is approximately 2.3 times.
This lens can be screwed into the filter thread of 1.25 inch eyepieces as a Barlow. It extends by a factor of 1.6. A similar model is sold under the brand name 'Paralux 1.6X Barlow lens'.
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