B Optical eyepieces for star observations

[bruha]

Hello, can I ask you if you have some experience with hyperion modular eyepiece adapter? I would like to know what is its main advantages compare to standard eyepiece ( as it is about ten times more expensive..)

thank ou...

 

[davenn]

Hi Tomas,

hyperion modular eyepiece adapter

is this what you are talking about ? ...

the left part is a Hyperion Eyepiece with a 2" barrel
the right part is an adaptor that screws into the end of the eyepiece to reduce the 2" barrel down to a 1.25" barrel
this is for telescopes that don't have a 2" eyepiece holder

Is that what you wanted to know ?

Dave

 

[davenn]

here's a list of sites doing reviews of the Hyperion eyepieces

https://www.bing.com/search?q=Hyperion+eyepiece+reviews&src=IE-SearchBox&FORM=IENTTR&conversationid=

 

[bruha]

Hi , yes it is exactly what I am talking about... I have just 1,25" eyep. holder. Do you have some experience with this one,...?

thank you

 

[Drakkith]

Hi bruha. Can you elaborate on what you're asking? Do you currently have an eyepiece that you want to use with an adapter, are you wanting to buy an eyepiece with adapter to use in your 1.25" focuser, or something else?

 

[NFuller]

Hello, can I ask you if you have some experience with hyperion modular eyepiece adapter?

Yes, I have a few of these.

I would like to know what is its main advantages compare to standard eyepiece ( as it is about ten times more expensive..)

What do you consider to be a "standard eyepiece"? Are you referring to a cheap Plössl here?

 

[bruha]

Hi ,
yes I plan to buy these eyepiece with adapter as I have just 1,25" telescope (or thinkink about it) but concerning high price I would like to know if it is really importantly advantageous compared standard eyepiece ?...

Thank you,...

 

[lomidrevo]

I cannot say anything about the Hyperion Aspheric eyepiece, but I do have Hyperion Zoom Mark IV, and I like it a lot..

There are also 68° modular eyepieces in Baader hyperion series. And as far as I know, all of them (except 24mm) can be adapted to 2" or 1.25" focuser. The focal length should be variable by removing first group of lens or by adding the extensions - that's why it is called modular. Maybe you want to check more about them at this link...

By standard eyepiece, you mean that it is not modular?

 

[bruha]

Thank you, for answer and link... Yes I have just not modular simple eyepiece 20,12, 6, 2,5 mm (telescope 130 *600 mm) . I will check it...

 

[bruha]

ANd yes I mean for example Plössl ones -my question in fact was how much and by which way I improve quality of image (what I can see) by using Hyperion compare these standard cheap ones

 

[davenn]

Hyperion compare these standard cheap ones

which standard cheap ones ?
you haven't given any specific brand name examples

Plossl is a type of eyepiece, not a brand, many companies make plossl's along with other types

 

[NFuller]

I mean for example Plössl ones -my question in fact was how much and by which way I improve quality of image (what I can see) by using Hyperion compare these standard cheap ones

The two major differences will be the apparent field of view and optical aberrations.

More expensive eyepieces, like the Hyperions, are designed using multiple lens groups to give a much wider field of view. The Hyperions have a field of view of ${68}^{\circ}$ while a Plössl is around ${50}^{\circ}$.

Cheaper eyepieces often have inferior optics which cause issues like chromatic aberration, ghost images, and even distortion of the image.

The optical issues are often most noticeable when observing bright objects like the moon, planets, or stars.

 

[bruha]

Thank you for very much for information, it looks as good improvement of images


By standard I mean for example these ones: (which I got with telescope Omegon 130x600mm)

http://www.novedalekohledy.cz/catal...epiece_binorum_super_plossl_6mm_art_no_77012/

 

[bruha]

Hi I made some shots by webcamera eyepiece adapter of belelgeuse (right) and other star (left) -I am not sure which one probably from Gemini constellation.It seems me little strange that betelgeuse looks "cooler-etc high temperature" although it is red giant with low temperature...

 

[davenn]

It seems me little strange that betelgeuse looks "cooler-etc high temperature" although it is red giant with low temperature...

probably just a result of poor colour rendering by the webcam

 

[bruha]

I i see, thanks, I will look on it..

 

[bruha]

HI and here is some moon 1) i think up is m. serenatis and posidenius cr.) 2) I am not sure

 

[davenn]

HI and here is some moon 1) i think up is m. serenatis and posidenius cr.) 2) I am not sure

awesome effort
Was that with the web cam ?