So I have a few configurations that I use very commonly and I'm wondering how to best approach each situation.
This is all with the same telescope
1) I use Zoom eyepieces interchangeably when I mono-view
I entered in 4 separate eyepieces (the top focal length, bottom, and two in-between). the only thing is I would assume it would never choose that eyepiece and instead choose one with a larger FOV. should I leave it as is and just know I might not capture the whole field?
2) I use binoviewers frequently - all eyepieces are 1.25" and usually narrower fields of view.
3) I use Night Vision frequently - all night vision is 40 degrees aparent field of view and there's only a handful of eyepieces involved
for both of 2 and 3 I'm thinking create another telescope?
or just create custom eyepieces that are unnamed - all say at 67 degrees field of view and let the software tell me what magnification is best, then I can figure out how to best frame it with whatever I am using that night?
or any other ideas? I would like it as simple as possible even if I lose a little bit of functionality here
tyty
This is all with the same telescope
1) I use Zoom eyepieces interchangeably when I mono-view
I entered in 4 separate eyepieces (the top focal length, bottom, and two in-between). the only thing is I would assume it would never choose that eyepiece and instead choose one with a larger FOV. should I leave it as is and just know I might not capture the whole field?
2) I use binoviewers frequently - all eyepieces are 1.25" and usually narrower fields of view.
3) I use Night Vision frequently - all night vision is 40 degrees aparent field of view and there's only a handful of eyepieces involved
for both of 2 and 3 I'm thinking create another telescope?
or just create custom eyepieces that are unnamed - all say at 67 degrees field of view and let the software tell me what magnification is best, then I can figure out how to best frame it with whatever I am using that night?
or any other ideas? I would like it as simple as possible even if I lose a little bit of functionality here
tyty