Will this allow me to see vertical terrestrial objects as they really are, instead of horizontal or flat as they are now with my 90 degree diagonal?
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If you are using a regular star diagonal then the images are mirrored, this diagonal will correct it. Also it will be a bit easier to point a terrestrial objects using this diagonal.
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By that, I mean the tube where you would insert your lens. Most are standard, but it is best to make sure. If it is 1.25 it will work.
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It depends upon the signal, or seems to. There is an option for it, but it does not seem to work well, or at all, on some shows. It will not make every 2D show into a 3D one.
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If you are are calling 90 degrees down from horizontal, no it does not look straight down. It does look out 90 degrees from vertical, with 0 degrees being straight down, 90 degrees being straight out. Hope this helps.
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The manual and specs doesn't say so but it has an option for vertical as well as horizontal image shift. It may be that instead of an optical shift it is a digital or software shift but i tried this feature and could not detect any discernable difference in the image quality. HTH
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If it's at a different angle (up high or down low) you can adjust it. If it's to the right or the left, the picture will be slightly distorted
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The LDC7708B has an 80 degree diagonal field of view.Best,TomiPaces customer support
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I havent used this in a while but im pretty sure the magnified image will not be right side up. This doesnt matter for viewing things in the sky but is not very good for viewing things on the ground. I would choose something else for your purpose...
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Yes, the swivel feature can be used for both horizontal and vertical viewing.
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Yes. It turns vertically just chang the orientation setting via the control panel
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Absolutely, you are able to adjust this for viewing at an infinite amount of angles. It is excellent. I used it on my boat all last season and was extremely happy with it.
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I don't know. I returned it because the pictures looked frosted when viewed at any angle except straight.
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Yes it sure can, but you will want to get a correct image diagonal along with your order. The reason i say this is because the diagonal that comes with this causes a mirror image. Terrestrial viewing would be reversed from left to right with the standard star diaganol. This is kinda where all telescope companies get ya. They almost always include a reversed image prism diaganol with the scopes they sell. To point you in the direction for a good diaganol i would say search for "Orion correct image diaganol". Probably gonna set you back another 80 bucks but thats what you would need to see land veiws in the correct orientation. I also suggest gettin a 32mm eyepiece for land viewing. Because the supplied eyepieces are moderate high power and just to much for land viewing. You could also get a good deal by buying the "Astromaster Accesory kit" its what i bought when i ordered mine. This is if you intend on doing astronomy. Bottom line if you are just buying this for land i would not purchase this. Because you will need that correct image diaganol and some lower power eyepieces and your looking at $220 just to get started. It would much more logical if you were only wanting to do land viewing to buy a spotting scope or zoom binoculars. If you went the binocular route i suggest the celestron 10-30x50 upclose binoculars. You can then buy a generic 60" camera tripod and a binocular tripod adaptor for much less than a telescope. I think a tripod will be around $15-$20 and the adaptor is like $8 "Konus". The celestron zoom binos are like 40 bucks so. The binoculars would do well for looking at the moon, jupiter, venus, mars, mercury, and the sun granted you buy two solar filters for them. You can also see a handful of nebulae and brighter galaxies with just a regular pair of 10x50 binos.
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Yes, I'm able to turn it about 90 degrees from horizontal to vertical with my Futaba T8J.
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Have never tried to view this vertically. the picture is phenominal (with minimal lighting). Must you view this vertically due to limited space?
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Thank you for your inquiry. This telescope will show the image in a proper, up-right and left to right orientation.
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It's been a long time since I used this item, but as I remember it is just vertical and horizontal.
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Yes the C5 comes with a 45 Degree Erect Image Diagonal. You will see a telescopic image of what you would see with your eyes. The diagonal mounts to the back of the scope and angles up 45 deg from horizontal. I have this scope and also use it for stargazing, but it works best with a 90 deg diagonal because you normally tilt the scope much higher to look at stars. However, 90 deg diagonals give you a right side up mirror image.