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  1. RJM

    Zoom Eyepiece Test: Baader, Zeiss, Swarovski, Nikon

    You are making the wrong assumptions. The page you reference above shows MC eyepieces #1,#2 & #7 are low-cost NARROW FIELD designs. These were the eyepieces that came with the old Fieldscope II and ED78. If you read the chart CAREFULLY you will see #3,4,5,6 are WIDE FIELD designs. These along...
  2. RJM

    Zoom Eyepiece Test: Baader, Zeiss, Swarovski, Nikon

    I think Henry refers to an older version of the current MCII. The older 20x-60x MC II v1.0 (my designation, not Nikons) is no longer available. Since the difference is mainly cosmetic I do not think Nikon changed the product# for MC II v2.0. So the #7467 20x-60x MCII is the one you want. It is...
  3. RJM

    Zoom Eyepiece Test: Baader, Zeiss, Swarovski, Nikon

    Interesting Henry as this is the first report that was even the slightest bit negative of v2.0. Like you, I was one of the first to buy the first version. Actually bought two to use in my binoviewer, but the out-of-whack zoom levels soon drove me mad so I sold them both within a few months...
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