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Looking through a Nagler eyepiece is like taking a spacewalk. That?s because the 82° apparent field of view seems almost boundless: you have to move your eye around to take in the entire scene. The exquisite sharpness, contrast, and comfort ? in addition to the monster AFOV ? make Naglers the eyepieces of choice for advanced amateur and professional astronomers.
Available in a wide range of focal lengths and "Types", Nagler eyepieces belong in the equipment arsenal of every serious planetary and deep-sky observer.
Nagler eyepieces don?t all look alike! In fact, there are several different "Types," which differ considerably in shape, size, and optical characteristics.
Nagler Type 4 Applying the experience of the Radian development to the 82° Nagler series yielded more contrast, reduced pincushion distortion, more true field, longer eye relief, and fewer elements to achieve focal lengths of 12mm, 17mm, and 22mm. With added eye-relief, the click-stop Instadjust eyeguard helps maintain proper eye distance and centration. For deep-sky viewing, the comfort, clarity and contrast gets us closer to the "spacewalk" viewing goal.
Nagler Type 5 With the 31mm, the unique 6-element design, using four exotic glasses, maintains the contrast advancement of the Type 4s while achieving a true field area 82% larger than the 22mm Type 4! Owners of fast Dobsonian/Newtonians can enjoy a larger true field, free of secondary shadowing, than ever before. For example, a 12.5", f/4.5 scope with a Paracorr will deliver a 1.5-degree field (3 Moon diameters), at 53x with a 6mm exit pupil.
The 16mm Nagler Type 5 is a scaled down version of the "king of the field" 31mm. The new 16mm is a smaller, lighter (0.45 lbs.), 1.25" only, 6-element design. This exciting little high contrast eyepiece looks like a 19mm Panoptic, but packs the visual impact and sharpness we all expect from the 82° Nagler series. This eyepiece offers owners of 1.25"-only scopes the largest possible true field in an 82°apparent field eyepiece. Great for small scopes and binocular viewers.
26mm Nagler Type 5: This is a somewhat smaller, lighter, and more powerful version of the celebrated 31mm Nagler Type 5. It weighs about 1.6 lbs. and has a field stop diameter of 35mm. It is parfocal with the 17mm Nagler Type 4, making it a nice match in size, weight, and convenience.
The 20mm Type 5 is a compact 1-lb., 2" eyepiece that fills out the eyepiece line and is a worthy successor to the heaviest commercial eyepiece ever produced: the Nagler 20mm Type 2, which weighed in at 2.3 lbs. when introduced in 1986!
Nagler Type 6 The 7-element Nagler Type 6 design is based on the original patented Nagler design. This new 7-element design update for the short focal length Nagler deserves its own designation. Using different exotic materials, coating processes, and design ingenuity, Al has massaged more eye-relief, contrast, and true field of view into the shorter focal length Naglers, while maintaining the absolute sharpness of the originals. Eye relief is 12mm on each model, and all are sized about the same as the original 7mm! Each weighs from 0.4 to 0.5 lbs. Available in 13mm, 11mm, 9mm, 5mm, 3.5, and 2.5mm focal lengths.
In recognition of the cost increase of the new 7mm and 5mm models over the originals, we intend to continue offering the original 7mm and 4.8mm Naglers. NOTE: The goal we set designing these new eyepieces was to increase contrast, maintain or increase eye-relief, reduce size and weight, and maintain the sharpness of the originals. They are all parfocal.
The 11mm Nagler Type 6 slots in perfectly between the 13mm and 9mm Type 6s and makes a perfect companion to the 7mm.
The 3.5mm Nagler Type 6 is a natural progression of 1.4x power steps from 7mm and 5mm Naglers. The 2.5 is also a 1.4x step from the 3.5mm. You don?t have to sacrifice field in order to gain sharpness and power. And, you?re not limited to slow scopes, or have to squint through pinhead lenses. These are the lunar and "planetary" eyepieces with field to spare.
This product is serviced and supported by its manufacturer according to the terms and conditions included in the packaged product. Orion's limited warranty does not apply. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support.
Please note this product was not designed or intended by the manufacturer for use by a child 12 years of age or younger.
The edge-to-edge angular diameter of the image displayed in a binocular as seen by the eyes of the observer. It is an inherent specification for a given binocular design. The "angular diameter" of an object is defined as the angle an object makes (subtends) as seen by an observer.
Binocular lenses and prisms are often coated with anti-reflective material to minimize light loss as light travels through the multiple optical surfaces of a typical binocular. Coatings help maximize the amount of light transmitted through each glass surface of a binocular, so as much light as possible reaches the observer's eyes to provide a bright and sharp image.
Good lenses are at least "fully coated," with a single layer of magnesium fluoride coating applied to each air-to-glass lens surface. Multiple layers of coatings are even more effective; the term "multi-coated" means one or more air-to-glass lens surface has multiple coatings. "Fully multi-coated" optics are even better, meaning all lens surfaces have multiple layers of anti-reflective coatings applied for maximum light transmission and optimal image quality.
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