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Omegon Nightstar 2.1x42 wide-field binoculars for star field observing

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Galileic binoculars. Magnification: 2.1x. Objective lens diameter: 42mm

Galilean design
Prisms of the binoculars adjust the image orientation projected by the objective
2.1
The higher the magnification of the binoculars is, the larger the object will be, but the narrower the field of view (FOV) and the darker the image
42
The larger the aperture is, the more light there will be that enters the optical tube and the image will be brighter, although a larger aperture will increase the size of the binoculars
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Product ID 73194
Brand Omegon
Warranty 2 years
EAN 2400000037699
Package size (LxWxH) 5x12x6 cm
Shipping Weight 0.4 kg
Description

Constellations, star fields, star clusters - observed at low magnification

These mini-binoculars let you observe the night sky as if your eyes were suddenly much more capable. You can observe entire constellations and star fields, but the stars are brighter and clearer and you can make out much more than just with the naked eye - as if you suddenly had a 'super eye', just for the night sky.

The advantages in a nutshell:

  • Like a pair of glasses that you can observe the stars through
  • Extremely 'fast' - 42mm aperture and 2.1X magnification
  • Super wide field of view - observe entire constellations
  • Clearly more stars seen than with the naked eye - even with light pollution
  • Comfortable observing, even with glasses

As though you were seeing the stars somewhat brighter

No telescope or normal binoculars can offer you what this special instrument seems to conjure up before your very eyes. Looking through these binoculars shows you complete constellations with a 26° field of view. It almost seems as if you are standing on a very high mountain in absolute darkness.

2.1X magnification and 42mm lens aperture

With a magnification of 2.1 times, you are seeing objects about twice as large as with the naked eye. The ‘fast’ lenses used ensure that a large amount of light enters the eyes. And, suddenly, you can observe not just the main stars in a constellation, but many you have probably never even seen before.

The perfect complement to a telescope

How would you like to sit comfortably in a chair and ‘stroll’ through the Milky Way? The clouds in our galaxy look even more impressive. And, of course, you will also discover star clusters and nebulae.

Also discover the Andromeda Galaxy, the h and Chi Persei open star clusters or the Lagoon Nebula in a whole new way. They all look absolutely fantastic through these star field binoculars.

Observe with or without spectacles

These star filed binoculars have large eyepieces and a comfortable viewing. You can enjoy the entire field of view, without restriction, even if you wear spectacles.

These star field binoculars come with a wrist strap to ensure that they stay securely in your grip at all times. And a soft nylon bag provides the appropriate protection for your binoculars.

The kit includes:

  • Star field binoculars
  • Lens and eyepiece covers
  • Wrist strap
  • Nylon bag with strap
  • 1/4 inch camera thread (for connection to a camera tripod with adapter)
Specifications
Product ID 73194
Brand Omegon
Warranty 2 years
EAN 2400000037699
Package size (LxWxH) 5x12x6 cm
Shipping Weight 0.4 kg
Prism type Galilean design
Magnification, x 2.1
Objective lens diameter (aperture), mm 42
Exit pupil diameter, mm 20
Twilight factor 9.8
Field of view, ° 26
Close focus, m 1
Interpupillary distance, mm 74
Moisture resistance
Size compact
Application astronomical, opera glasses
Pouch/case/bag in set pouch
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