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The high power Omni eyepiece is a 4 -element premium symmetrical Plossl optical design, which is the most highly regarded design of all eyepieces and has been fully functional and widely used since its creation by G.S Plossl in 1869. The eyepiece determines your telescopes magnification and can give you a wider field of view. Why not expand your field of view to 52º and achieve an eye relief of 13mm with the Celestron Omni 32mm eyepiece.
This eyepiece from Celestron is perfect for beginners and has a multitude of functions for a great price making it suitable for those of you who are just starting up your telescope and accessories collection. The features of this eyepiece include lens edges to minimize internal reflection and maximize contrast and fold-down rubber eye cups for comfort of use and rubberized grips come as standard as well.
The eyepiece has multi-layer coating group on each lens surface to maximize light transmission and contrast, and each Omni goes through a two-step anodizing process to prevent reflection from the top eyepiece barrel, unlike most other manufactures that use reflective surfaces. The Omni 32mm Plossl eyepiece from Celestron would make a brilliant addition to anyone’s telescope kit bag.
Specifications:
- Focal Length (mm): 15 mm (0.59")
- Angular Field of View (deg): 52°
- Eye Relief (mm): 13 mm (0.51")
- Size: 1.25" (32 mm)
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Celestron Omni 15mm Plossl
8 Feb 2012
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I ordered two of the Celestron Omni 15mm Plossls along with two Celestron Omni 12mm Plossls for use in a Binoviewer.
The field stop in an eyepiece is the component that gives the edge of the field a crisp black border. I have had 30 or more different Plossls over the last 15 years from a variety of manufacturers, and ALL of them had field stops.
The Celestron Omni 15mm Plossls oddly did NOT have field stops and this gave a very poorly defined edge of field. The Celestron Omni 12mm Plossls that I ordered at the same time DID have field stops.
I honestly do not know if this was a defective batch or if they are supposed to be this way. I returned them as defective though because as I mentioned, having owned at lest 30 Plossls over the last 15 years, this was the only pair that I have ever owned that did NOT have a field stop, and I think that it was a manufacturing defect in this entire lot.
The field stop in an eyepiece is the component that gives the edge of the field a crisp black border. I have had 30 or more different Plossls over the last 15 years from a variety of manufacturers, and ALL of them had field stops.
The Celestron Omni 15mm Plossls oddly did NOT have field stops and this gave a very poorly defined edge of field. The Celestron Omni 12mm Plossls that I ordered at the same time DID have field stops.
I honestly do not know if this was a defective batch or if they are supposed to be this way. I returned them as defective though because as I mentioned, having owned at lest 30 Plossls over the last 15 years, this was the only pair that I have ever owned that did NOT have a field stop, and I think that it was a manufacturing defect in this entire lot.
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