This wide-angle 14mm Nikon eyepiece combines a flat, wide field of view with a high eyepoint for easy viewing. The rubber eyecup and light-blocking hood make it easy to look through and block out ambient light, allowing you to enjoy astronomical observation in comfort.

Main Features

• With an apparent field of view of 72°, you can enjoy a wider actual field of view at the same magnification, allowing you to enjoy the impressiveness of outer space.
• Rather than focusing on numerical values, the eye relief is designed with performance as the priority, and the lens barrel is designed with ease of use in mind, ensuring a nearly constant distance from the end of the eyepiece to the eyepoint. Furthermore , exit pupil aberrations are effectively eliminated, minimizing blackout and coloration when the eye moves away from the eyepoint, improving usability.
• This advanced optical design combines a wide field of view with a flat image. It is compatible with the brightest F-numbers of the astronomical telescope objective optical system it is paired with. The NAV-14SW especially is compatible with optical systems up to f/4. It improves the peripheral image without compromising the central image, minimizing field curvature and astigmatism.
• To eliminate stray light that is harmful to observation, light-shielding diaphragms, light-shielding wires, and black paint are used in appropriate locations, and the lens surfaces are multi-coated to reduce harmful reflections and improve transmittance, among other measures.
• The mounting diameter is 31.7mm or 1.25", the standard "American size." It can be used with various telescopes. It also features a parfocal design, with the flange at the focal point. *Please make sure the eyepiece insertion diameter of your telescope is 31.7mm.
• The eyecup rubber that comes into direct contact with the skin is made of skin-friendly silicone rubber, and features an easy-to-grip knurled design reminiscent of Nikkor lenses.
• A silicone rubber light-shielding hood is used to prevent external light disturbances when observing at high magnifications where close contact is not possible, or in places such as parking lots. Unlike the usual "horn-shaped" hood, it has a unique shape that can be used by people who wear glasses, and is flexible enough to reduce the transmission of vibrations. It is detachable and can be removed when not needed. 
• Drip-proof construction with rubber sealing to prevent night dew from seeping in.
• The optional TSA-1 telescope attachment allows for digiscoping. The FSB series compact digital camera bracket allows for collimated photography. It can also be used for lunar and planetary photography, expanding the scope of your photography.
• The innovative eyepiece converter "EiC-16" (sold separately) enhances the performance of NAV-SW eyepieces. The "EiC-16" converts the magnification to 1.6x. Unlike conventional Barlow lenses, the optical design optimized for the NAV-SW series increases magnification without sacrificing sharpness in the centre, further improving image flatness. The mounting system is a 31.7mm/1.25" chuck with minimal decentering error.

Specifications

This wide-angle 10mm Nikon eyepiece combines a flat, wide field of view with a high eyepoint for easy viewing. The rubber eyecup and light-blocking hood make it easy to look through and block out ambient light, allowing you to enjoy astronomical observation in comfort.

Main Features

• With an apparent field of view of 72°, you can enjoy a wider actual field of view at the same magnification, allowing you to enjoy the impressiveness of outer space.
• Rather than focusing on numerical values, the eye relief is designed with performance as the priority, and the lens barrel is designed with ease of use in mind, ensuring a nearly constant distance from the end of the eyepiece to the eyepoint. Furthermore , exit pupil aberrations are effectively eliminated, minimizing blackout and coloration when the eye moves away from the eyepoint, improving usability.
• This advanced optical design combines a wide field of view with a flat image. It is compatible with the brightest F-numbers of the astronomical telescope objective optical system it is paired with. The NAV-10SW especially is compatible with optical systems up to f/4. It improves the peripheral image without compromising the central image, minimizing field curvature and astigmatism.
• To eliminate stray light that is harmful to observation, light-shielding diaphragms, light-shielding wires, and black paint are used in appropriate locations, and the lens surfaces are multi-coated to reduce harmful reflections and improve transmittance, among other measures.
• The mounting diameter is 31.7mm or 1.25", the standard "American size." It can be used with various telescopes. It also features a parfocal design, with the flange at the focal point. *Please make sure the eyepiece insertion diameter of your telescope is 31.7mm.
• The eyecup rubber that comes into direct contact with the skin is made of skin-friendly silicone rubber, and features an easy-to-grip knurled design reminiscent of Nikkor lenses.
• A silicone rubber light-shielding hood is used to prevent external light disturbances when observing at high magnifications where close contact is not possible, or in places such as parking lots. Unlike the usual "horn-shaped" hood, it has a unique shape that can be used by people who wear glasses, and is flexible enough to reduce the transmission of vibrations. It is detachable and can be removed when not needed. 
• Drip-proof construction with rubber sealing to prevent night dew from seeping in.
• The optional TSA-1 telescope attachment allows for digiscoping. The FSB series compact digital camera bracket allows for collimated photography. It can also be used for lunar and planetary photography, expanding the scope of your photography.
• The innovative eyepiece converter "EiC-16" (sold separately) enhances the performance of NAV-SW eyepieces. The "EiC-16" converts the magnification to 1.6x. Unlike conventional Barlow lenses, the optical design optimized for the NAV-SW series increases magnification without sacrificing sharpness in the centre, further improving image flatness. The mounting system is a 31.7mm/1.25" chuck with minimal decentering error.

Specifications

This wide-angle 7mm Nikon eyepiece combines a flat, wide field of view with a high eyepoint for easy viewing. The rubber eyecup and light-blocking hood make it easy to look through and block out ambient light, allowing you to enjoy astronomical observation in comfort.

Main Features

• With an apparent field of view of 72°, you can enjoy a wider actual field of view at the same magnification, allowing you to enjoy the impressiveness of outer space.
• Rather than focusing on numerical values, the eye relief is designed with performance as the priority, and the lens barrel is designed with ease of use in mind, ensuring a nearly constant distance from the end of the eyepiece to the eyepoint. Furthermore , exit pupil aberrations are effectively eliminated, minimizing blackout and coloration when the eye moves away from the eyepoint, improving usability.
• This advanced optical design combines a wide field of view with a flat image. It is compatible with the brightest F-numbers of the astronomical telescope objective optical system it is paired with. The NAV-7SW especially is compatible with optical systems up to f/4. It improves the peripheral image without compromising the central image, minimizing field curvature and astigmatism.
• To eliminate stray light that is harmful to observation, light-shielding diaphragms, light-shielding wires, and black paint are used in appropriate locations, and the lens surfaces are multi-coated to reduce harmful reflections and improve transmittance, among other measures.
• The mounting diameter is 31.7mm or 1.25", the standard "American size." It can be used with various telescopes. It also features a parfocal design, with the flange at the focal point. *Please make sure the eyepiece insertion diameter of your telescope is 31.7mm.
• The eyecup rubber that comes into direct contact with the skin is made of skin-friendly silicone rubber, and features an easy-to-grip knurled design reminiscent of Nikkor lenses.
• A silicone rubber light-shielding hood is used to prevent external light disturbances when observing at high magnifications where close contact is not possible, or in places such as parking lots. Unlike the usual "horn-shaped" hood, it has a unique shape that can be used by people who wear glasses, and is flexible enough to reduce the transmission of vibrations. It is detachable and can be removed when not needed. 
• Drip-proof construction with rubber sealing to prevent night dew from seeping in.
• The optional TSA-1 telescope attachment allows for digiscoping. The FSB series compact digital camera bracket allows for collimated photography. It can also be used for lunar and planetary photography, expanding the scope of your photography.
• The innovative eyepiece converter "EiC-16" (sold separately) enhances the performance of NAV-SW eyepieces. The "EiC-16" converts the magnification to 1.6x. Unlike conventional Barlow lenses, the optical design optimized for the NAV-SW series increases magnification without sacrificing sharpness in the centre, further improving image flatness. The mounting system is a 31.7mm/1.25" chuck with minimal decentering error.

Specifications

The ultra-wide 102° field of view of the Nikon NAV-17HW makes you feel like you've jumped into outer space. It also comes with a converter that provides the performance of two eyepieces.

This 17mm focal length, 2" diameter Nikon eyepiece is a stepping stone to an unparalleled dimension, perfect for astronomy enthusiasts who demand optical performance.

Ultra-wide 102° field of view

The 102° apparent field of view is so overwhelmingly wide that you can't see the entire expanse of space in front of you at a glance. Experience the dramatic impact of this 102° apparent field of view, which will make you forget you're even looking through an eyepiece. Experience the ultra-wide field of view, which even at 100x magnification, can fit the Moon's disk in its entirety.

Advanced aberration correction

This advanced optical design combines a wide field of view with flatness of the image. It is fully compatible with the bright F-number (f/4) of the objective optical system it is paired with. Furthermore, the central image remains sharp while field curvature and astigmatism are minimized to the utmost, allowing you to fully experience the benefits of a wide field of view with sharp star images all the way to the corners of the field.

Includes the Eyepiece Innovative Converter "EiC" as standard, giving you the value of two for the price of one

The dedicated converter "EiC-H14 (for NAV-17HW)" is included as standard. Simply screw it onto the end of the barrel to increase the focal length to 10mm, improving magnification and effectively correcting aberrations (field curvature and astigmatism). It truly has the performance of two high-performance eyepieces.

Keep stray light away

To minimize stray light that is harmful to observation, optical simulations were conducted, taking into account even large angles of incidence. Light-blocking apertures, light-blocking lines, black paint, etc. were used appropriately. Multi-coating was applied to the lens surfaces, suppressing harmful reflections and improving contrast.

Detachable light-shielding hood

A light-shielding hood is used to prevent external light disturbances when observing at high magnifications where it is not possible to keep the eye close to the object, or in places such as parking lots. It is detachable and can be removed when not needed. Unlike regular "horn-shaped eyecups," it has a unique shape that allows observation while wearing glasses, and is flexible enough to reduce the transmission of vibrations.

Specifications

Notes

• *¹ Apparent field of view = Actual field of view × magnification
• *² The outer diameter of the metal lens barrel with the rubber knurling removed

The ultra-wide 102° field of view of the Nikon NAV-12.5HW makes you feel like you've jumped into outer space. It also comes with a converter that provides the performance of two eyepieces.

This 12.5mm focal length, 2" diameter Nikon eyepiece is a stepping stone to an unparalleled dimension, perfect for astronomy enthusiasts who demand optical performance.

Ultra-wide 102° field of view

The 102° apparent field of view is so overwhelmingly wide that you can't see the entire expanse of space in front of you at a glance. Experience the dramatic impact of this 102° apparent field of view, which will make you forget you're even looking through an eyepiece. Experience the ultra-wide field of view, which even at 100x magnification, can fit the Moon's disk in its entirety.

Advanced aberration correction

This advanced optical design combines a wide field of view with flatness of the image. It is fully compatible with the bright F-number (f/4) of the objective optical system it is paired with. Furthermore, the central image remains sharp while field curvature and astigmatism are minimized to the utmost, allowing you to fully experience the benefits of a wide field of view with sharp star images all the way to the corners of the field.

Includes the Eyepiece Innovative Converter "EiC" as standard, giving you the value of two for the price of one

The EiC-H10 dedicated converter is included as standard. Simply screw it onto the end of the barrel to increase the focal length to 10mm, improving magnification and effectively correcting aberrations (field curvature and astigmatism). It truly has the performance of two high-performance eyepieces.

Keep stray light away

To minimize stray light that is harmful to observation, optical simulations were conducted, taking into account even large angles of incidence. Light-blocking apertures, light-blocking lines, black paint, etc. were used appropriately. Multi-coating was applied to the lens surfaces, suppressing harmful reflections and improving contrast.

Detachable light-shielding hood

A light-shielding hood is used to prevent external light disturbances when observing at high magnifications where it is not possible to keep the eye close to the object, or in places such as parking lots. It is detachable and can be removed when not needed. Unlike regular "horn-shaped eyecups," it has a unique shape that allows observation while wearing glasses, and is flexible enough to reduce the transmission of vibrations.

Specifications

Notes

• *¹ Apparent field of view = Actual field of view × magnification
• *² The outer diameter of the metal lens barrel with the rubber knurling removed

This wide-angle 5mm Nikon eyepiece combines a flat, wide field of view with a high eyepoint for easy viewing. The rubber eyecup and light-blocking hood make it easy to look through and block out ambient light, allowing you to enjoy astronomical observation in comfort.

Main Features

• With an apparent field of view of 72°, you can enjoy a wider actual field of view at the same magnification, allowing you to enjoy the impressiveness of outer space.
• Rather than focusing on numerical values, the eye relief is designed with performance as the priority, and the lens barrel is designed with ease of use in mind, ensuring a nearly constant distance from the end of the eyepiece to the eyepoint. Furthermore , exit pupil aberrations are effectively eliminated, minimizing blackout and coloration when the eye moves away from the eyepoint, improving usability.
• This advanced optical design combines a wide field of view with a flat image. It is compatible with the brightest F-numbers of the astronomical telescope objective optical system it is paired with. The NAV-5SW in particular is compatible with optical systems up to f/4. It improves the peripheral image without compromising the central image, minimizing field curvature and astigmatism.
• To eliminate stray light that is harmful to observation, light-shielding diaphragms, light-shielding wires, and black paint are used in appropriate locations, and the lens surfaces are multi-coated to reduce harmful reflections and improve transmittance, among other measures.
• The mounting diameter is 31.7mm or 1.25", the standard "American size." It can be used with various telescopes. It also features a parfocal design, with the flange at the focal point. *Please make sure the eyepiece insertion diameter of your telescope is 31.7mm.
• The eyecup rubber that comes into direct contact with the skin is made of skin-friendly silicone rubber, and features an easy-to-grip knurled design reminiscent of Nikkor lenses.
• A silicone rubber light-shielding hood is used to prevent external light disturbances when observing at high magnifications where close contact is not possible, or in places such as parking lots. Unlike the usual "horn-shaped" hood, it has a unique shape that can be used by people who wear glasses, and is flexible enough to reduce the transmission of vibrations. It is detachable and can be removed when not needed. 
• Drip-proof construction with rubber sealing to prevent night dew from seeping in.
• The optional TSA-1 telescope attachment allows for digiscoping. The FSB series compact digital camera bracket allows for collimated photography. It can also be used for lunar and planetary photography, expanding the scope of your photography.
• The innovative eyepiece converter "EiC-16" (sold separately) enhances the performance of NAV-SW eyepieces. The "EiC-16" converts the magnification to 1.6x. Unlike conventional Barlow lenses, the optical design optimized for the NAV-SW series increases magnification without sacrificing sharpness in the centre, further improving image flatness.
• The mounting system is a 31.7mm/1.25" chuck with minimal decentering error.

Specifications