Astromania 1.25"/2"- 8mm 70 Degree Super Wide Angle (SWA) - mean you always enjoy a huge field of view

Astromania SWA 70° eyepieces with ED optics: Perhaps you have experienced observing when objects just don't seem to be really sharp. This is often due to using the wrong eyepiece, as these important accessories often decide whether you suffer with or enjoy your observing. Astromania eyepieces provide a high contrast image at all times - the built-in ED element making this possible. The 70° wide angle optics mean you always enjoy a huge field of view. ED element - high-contrast optics for planetary and deep-sky observing: The first time you observe an object through one of these eyepieces, you will almost certainly be struck by the brilliance, clarity, and depth of colour in the image. What you are seeing is the excellent contrast and sharpness produced by this eyepiece - you can make out fine detail, different shades of colour and fine swirls in the cloud bands on Jupiter for example. Long eye relief - comfortable observing: The very generous 20mm of eye relief means your observing is always completely comfortable for all the focal lengths available in this eyepiece series. Spectacle wearers can leave their glasses on, as the entire field of view remains visible even then. And if your spectacles correct for astigmatism, it is a definite advantage to be able to leave them on, as you can see a sharper image. Just like in the cinema - 70° wide angle: The Astromania gives a 70° field of view, which lets you see a huge swathe of the night sky. No more looking down a thin tube - as was the case with some earlier types of eyepieces. You can observe extended objects in their entirety. A 70° field of view is a physiologically perfect match for the human eye, as your eye can then observe in a relaxed way, without having to strain. Astrophotography? It's easy! A thread under the rubber eyecup provides an opportunity for doing astrophotography. A suitable M43 to T-2 adapter will let you connect your SLR or compact camera and then you're all set for your astrophotography. An interesting possibility is, for example, not only imaging planets but also planetary nebulae. No other eyepiece series offers this. NOTE: The M43 / T2 T-adapter is required to connect the eyepiece to the T-ring Adapter for your camera.