Can other eyepieces be attached to gain a higher magnification?
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No ONU The camera boda. Id You Wont attaché europeicé You Will need Othres tiñe extention
254051
yes and no, eyepiece slides right into it, but then you cannot fit it to the camera..
254052
is this work with the Celestron NexStar 6SE? and would it gives better results than #93633-A (Celestron T-adapter for all Schmidt-Cassegrains)??
254053
Yes, you can attached it. For example, I used a 2x or 3x to take son jupiter pics. What I have noted, is that focus is hard some times depending on the quality of the glass.
254054
Chis... Your question is incomplete. The Universal T-Adapter has two applications. Visual observation and Astrophotography. For astrophotography, the T-Adapter attaches your camera to the visual back of the telescope and proides a focal-plane imaging system. No occular (eyepiece) is used. However the built-in Barlow lens provides an effective doubling of your telescopes focal length (i.e. a 1000mm f/10 SCT is effectively a 2000mm f/20 "lens"). For visual observing, the adapter will accept any 1.25" occular. The Barlow lens is removable for either application. For eyepice-pojection astrophotography, consider the Tele-Extender Deluxe. This will allow you tu use most 1.25" occulars as a projection lens. Not that the optical speeds of this approach is extremely slow. f/30 would be good. So it is only practical for very bright objects (planets, moon, etc.).
188443
No magnification means unlimited eye relief. Has large aperture also, so large field of view.You can mount as far forward as you want.
1853739
The answer is NO! You can buy solar filters for the objective lenses, but not for the eyepieces.
1570502
It can indeed be used--just about any 1.25-inch eyepiece will physically fit, but I presume you're asking about the optics. This will Barlow Shorty will work fine--just be warned that using a 2x barlow will decrease the brightness of the image significantly. For planetary viewing, that won't be an issue, and for photography, also not an issue as you can use longer exposure times. But for viewing nebula or deep sky objects, this wouldn't be an advantage.
823560
you will need an adapter as C5 is 1.25 . many available . just google : adapt 2" eyepiece to 1.25"
2044507
Hi karan, Yes you can, you can purchase this one as a later option: http://www.celestron.com/astronomy/celestron-eyepiece-and-filter-kit-1-25-in.html Thanks, PCrush
714695
I don't believe so. The maximum eyepiece shouldn't exceed 11.25. This is calculated by dividing your focal length 900mm / aperture 80mm = 11.25 focal ratio. Any eyepiece with a magnification beyond your focal ratio would be unusable with your scope. I believe this kit includes eyepieces below 11.25. I hope this helps.
1621987
It does. It comes with one eyepiece, that combined with the lenses gives you the magnification range specified.
616798
Yes, however, I wouldn't recommend purchasing this item. The magnifying effect of the eyepiece is so modest, almost negligible.
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Magnification is the focal length of the scope (in this case 650mm) divided by the focal length of the eyepiece. The shortest included eyepiece is 10mm. So with what's included the maximum is 65x. If you get shorter eyepieces or a barlow you can easily more than double that. But you'll rarely use such high magnification. Atmospheric distortions become very visible at high magnifications. It has to be a pretty clear evening for me to even WANT that much power. (On most nights the limiting factor is the viewing conditions, not the telescope...)
1963160
No. There are two eyepieces (it's a binocular scope). Neither has a pointer.
968290
Yes. As long as your viewing instrument has right side up images. Depending on the length of your scope this could be to powerful. Great eyepiece. Hope this helps.
30041
You can put a Celestron 93230 8 to 24mm 1.25 Zoom Eyepiece in there and it works.I did it today works great can zoom until there is no vignetting.
836828
To increase the size you will need a stronger magnification lens. I suggest a 2x barlow lens. That will double size and magnification on what you are looking at. Just remember the eye piece is 1.25 inches so it limits the types that you can get.
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There is a tiny set screw underneath where the barrel meets the eyepiece. Loosen that and you can swap them.
290751
The 10mm eyepiece that comes with this telescope should work very well to see planets clearly. While increasing the magnification will increase the image size, it will never be very large in the eyepiece.
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I don't think so. I would say no since I don't see any attachment fixtures. Go to the Amazon listing and look using the magnifier. I don't see any adaptors/fixtures,nothing that a lens would attach to, do you? Final note: 50x is really getting you out there, no doubt about it, but 21x is not bad.