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Почитал обзорчики на cloudynights о WO SWAN'ах и BP Hyperion'ах и пришёл к выводу, что выбирать надо последние. Один вопрос снимается.Однако быть может я всё же что-то привлектельное упустил среди разнообразия широкоугольных окуляров до 200$?
Владимир Николаевич, а я уж было обрадовался. Полагал, что Вы мне ES (Explore Scientific) предложите за умеренную цену)
And now, story time. One evening I was comparing the 16mm t5 Nagler to the 16mm UWAN in one of the 4” apos I had on hand. I got called away from the scope for a few minutes came back and resumed my comparison. As always, I found myself extremely impressed with the edge to edge performance of the Nagler, fairly flat field, little scatter and just great overall performance. I spent several minutes staring at the target (M51), and then decided to reach for the UWAN to compare. I spent an increasingly frantic 10 minutes searching for the UWAN in my eyepiece case, around my table, and in the house. My panic peaking, I decided to take one more look in my case when I found – not the 16mm UWAN that I was looking for - but the 16mmt5 Nagler. For a minute I was confused, thinking perhaps my 16t5 had budded. My eyebrows raised, I turned to the scope to discover the irrefutable truth. What I had spent the last 15 minutes looking through was not the Nagler, but the UWAN. In years of reviewing and comparing eyepieces I’d never done that before. Swapping the eyepieces revealed the answer; at that focal length, performance was so close I simply couldn’t tell the difference between the two.