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Has anyone used a Denkmeier binoviewer with a Coronado PST?
Robin Baker Oregon City, OR USA |
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![]() "Robert Baker" wrote in message ... Has anyone used a Denkmeier binoviewer with a Coronado PST? Two seperate 'issues'. Backfocus, and vignetting. You should be able to reduce these, by using the Denkmeier 'Barlow' accessory. I have tried another binocular viewer on a Coronado filter setup (as opposed to the PST), and without a Barlow, you run into the problem, that the focus point, is several inches past the blocking filter in the diagonal, leading to massive vignetting from this. This scope had enough backfocus (I doubt if this is true of the PST). With a Barlow, it worked quite well, and does give a suprisingly '3D' feel to some of the forms on the Sun, and the backfocus requirement fell to the point where I'd have hoped the PST would be able to handle it. Obviously, with the Barlow accessory, you will only see a smaller part of the Sun's surface. Best Wishes |
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