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Subject: Re: [M]: 12" LX200 EP selection?
From: Andy Wallace
Reply To: mapug@shore.net
Date: Tue Apr 07 15:03:58 1998

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I agree with Ric--I have the 20 Nagler and you do have to get close to get
the terrific "port-hole" effect--if you don't wear glasses or can focus
with them off, it is a great lens with an incredible field of view. I also
have the 55, 7, 26 and the 9mm reticle and the 6.3 reducer--I don't
understand the people who say they use 1 or 2 lenses all the time --I
really like to take the time to look at an object with a variety of lenses,
sometimes in combination with the reducer, because frequently you get a
very different perspective. Andy

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> Subject: Re: [M]: 12" LX200 EP selection?
> Date: Tuesday, April 07, 1998 1:37 PM
>
>
> writes:
> >I am NEW to MAPUG, so please excuse any informalities! I have a 12"
> >LX200 .
> >I have chosen the following ep's to go with it:
> >
> >55mm TV Plossl
> >35mm Panoptic
> >22mm Panoptic
> >12mm Nagler Type II
> >
> >Question is I feel this is a good choice of ep's (I have the big 2X TV
> >barlo & 6.3 Celestron f/reducer) but, I am considering a 20mm Nagler
> >instead of the 22mm Panoptic! Any comments on which one I should get,
> >the
> >20mm Nagler or the 22mm Panoptic?
> >
> >
> If you wear glasses get the 22mm Panoptic which has the same field stop
> as the Nagler. If you don't wear glasses get the 20mm Nagler. I talked
> to Al Nagler at Oceanside Photo about the problem I had with the 20mm
> Nagler because I had to remove my glasses to really get the full benefit
> of the 20mm. My other eyepieces have a better eye relief so I can keep
> my glasses on all the time. Mr. Nagler said this was a problem of the
> 20mm Nagler because it lacks eye relief that the Panaoptics have. I now
> have the 22 mm Panaoptic and it my favorite.........................
> ric
>
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