Versatile 17.5 Mm Morpheus® 76° Widefield Eyepiece Holiday Cheer Edition [JnKvCcyE]

17.5mm Morpheus® 76° Widefield Eyepiece: A Dream for Stargazers

The Morpheus® 76° Widefield Eyepiece is a masterpiece from Baader Planetarium, offering an unparalleled stargazing experience. With its true 76° field of view, this eyepiece immerses you in the cosmos without the need for exaggerated eye movements. The Morpheus delivers an extraordinary combination of comfort and performance, perfect for both amateur astronomers and seasoned observers. Key features include a full field sharpness that outshines other wide-field eyepieces, a long eye relief of nearly 20mm, and minimal distortion, ensuring that every celestial detail is captured with precision.

Superior Optical Design and Specifications

The Morpheus 76° Widefield Eyepiece is the result of over four years of development and meticulous craftsmanship. It boasts the Phantom Coating® Group, rare-earth glasses, and sealed watertight housing, guaranteeing durability and optimal performance. The eyepiece is designed with practicality in mind, featuring a minimum metal construction to reduce weight, and is optimized for binoviewing. It comes with foldable eyecups and a photo-luminescent engraving for easy identification in the dark. Here are some of the key specifications: Focal length options of 4.5mm to 17.5mm, a 76° apparent field of view, and a barrel size of 1.25" and 2".

Perfect for Immersive Stargazing and Beyond

The Morpheus 76° Widefield Eyepiece is ideal for those seeking an immersive stargazing experience. Its wide field of view and comfortable viewing behavior create a "Spacewalk-feeling" that is usually reserved for eyepieces with larger, less accessible fields. The eyepiece is also perfect for binoviewing, allowing users to observe with both eyes, enhancing depth perception and detail. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, the Morpheus 76° Widefield Eyepiece is a must-have addition to your astronomy equipment. Its versatility and superior performance make it a valuable tool for observing planets, galaxies, and more.