Size, weight and performance make the 19mm an ideal mid power chioce. Ideal "soul-mate" to Bino Vue. Parfocal with 15mm and othersmaller plossls and Naglers.

This Panoptic is designed to produce the largest true field possible in a 1-1/4” eyepiece. (Its 27mm field stop is the same as the 32mm Tele Vue Plössl).   The higher power darkens the sky background while the greater magnification yields more details on extended objects. Further, its light weight (1/2 lb.) and tapered top instantly make the 24mm Panoptic the ideal eyepiece for getting the maximum field for binocular viewers.

Housed in a 2" barrel like the 35mm, the 27mm is lighter & smaller. It`s perfect for any telescope size, type or speed, where a little more magnification is desired, yet still allows full field viewing with eyeglasses. For example, with the Genesis sdf, it gives 20x and a true field over 3 degrees.

The 35mm has the largest true field with plenty of eye relief for eyeglass wearers.  When combined with a Paracorr to correct the coma of an f/4.5 Newtonian, performance is spectacular across the 68 degree field. Imagine, sharp star clusters at the extreme edge of the field!

The 41mm Panoptic eyepiece is a big brother to the 24mm Panoptic (largest 1.25" field). With its 46mm field stop, the 41mm Panoptic delivers the largest 2" field possible. An adjustable and removable screw-type top allows quick, comfortable eye positioning. The scalloped shape gives a positive grip.