The 24mm is designed to produce the largest true field possible in a 1-1/4" eyepiece.

Its 27mm field stop is the same as the 32mm Tele Vue Plössl.
The higher power darkens the sky background while the greater magnification yields more details on extended objects. Further, its light weight, comfortable 16mm eye relief, and tapered top instantly make the 24mm Panoptic the ideal eyepiece for getting the maximum field for binocular viewers. 

Review

This Sky & Telescope “Hot Product for 2003” is designed to produce the largest true field possible in a 1-1/4" eyepiece. (Its 27mm field stop is the same as the 32mm Tele Vue Plössl).

The higher power darkens the sky background while the greater magnification yields more details on extended objects. Further, its light weight (1/2 lb.), comfortable 15mm eye relief, and tapered top instantly make the 24mm Panoptic the ideal eyepiece for getting the maximum field for binocular viewers.

Great for emission and reflection nebulae, Supernova Remnants and large open star clusters. 

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Review

An excellent premium quality low power eyepiece. It is ideal for observing large emission and reflection nebulae, Supernova Remnants and large open star clusters.

It is very well suited to large f/4.5 Dobsonians giving 6mm exit pupil. Is a great low power eyepiece in short focal length refractors, for example, with the TV 102, it gives 31x and a true field over 130 arc minutes.

It has 16mm of eye relief and can be used by eyeglass wearers with no vignetting of the field. Images are sharp right to the edge of the field.

This is a lot of eyepiece so its heavy weight may cause some minor concern in Dobsonians. One of the favourite eyepieces of Bintel's Technicians.

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An excellent premium quality low power wide field eyepiece. It is ideal for observing large emission and reflection nebulae, Supernova Remnants and large open star clusters. 

It is well-suited for any telescope with a focal ratio of f/5 or longer offering 7mm exit pupil at f/5. Works wonderfully in SCT's for large field of view. 

It has a huge 28mm of eye relief and can be used by eyeglass wearers with no vignetting of the field. This is a lot of eyepiece so its heavy weight may cause some minor concern in Dobsonians. 

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Listed as a Sky and Telescope "Hot Product" when released, the 41mm Panoptic eyepiece is the big brother to the 24mm Panoptic (largest 1.25" field).

With its 46mm field stop, the 41mm Panoptic delivers the largest 2" field possible.

Because of its long focal length, it is brilliant in SCTs. It is ideal for observing large emission and reflection nebulae and Supernova remnants. The 19mm of eye relief means that eyeglass wearers can see the whole field of view with no vignetting. An adjustable and removable screw-type top allows quick, comfortable eye positioning. The scalloped shape gives a positive grip. It has a soft rubber eyecup for comfort which can be rolled down or left up.

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An excellent premium-quality medium power wide field eyepiece. It is an excellent eyepiece for resolving globular clusters, planetary nebulae and very good for galaxies.

The 19mm Panoptic would be a welcome addition to any serious deep space observer’s eyepiece collection.

It only has 10mm of eye relief so eyeglass wearers may consider the 18mm TeleVue Radian with it's 20mm eye relief. However the Panoptic provides a 30% larger field of view than 18mm Radians.

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