Why choose the Hyperion Zoom Mark IV?<\/h3>\n
Designed to go against the grain of most zooms, theHyperion Zoom Mark IV 8-24 mm<\/strong> focuses on optical quality at maximum magnification<\/strong>choice of lenses, careful polishing and design<\/em> optimized to maintain best sharpness and a field of view that widens as you get closer to the target <\/strong>(up to 68\u00b0<\/strong> at maximum zoom). The result is a versatile, precise and pleasing eyepiece that has become a favorite of many astronomers, nature observers and birdwatchers - it's also the only zoom designed from the outset for true binocular use<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n Visit continuous magnification<\/strong> from 8 to 24 mm is punctuated by ClickStops<\/strong> for 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 mm focal lengths. These stops make adjustment fast, precise and repeatable<\/strong>even in the dark. For binocular use, two eyepieces Mark IV<\/em> synchronize in an instant at the same magnification. The click was softened<\/strong> to avoid disturbing wildlife during close-range observations.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n Visit Mark IV<\/em> is supplied with two turrets<\/strong> (1\u00bc\" and 2\u2033) threads for filters, and Zero-Tilt safety notches <\/strong>and an anti-slip Baader pocket<\/strong> yellow strap (can also be attached to a tripod stand, perfect for preventing caps from getting lost).<\/p>\n<\/section>\n Multilayer treatments Phantom Group Coating<\/strong> minimize reflections and losses, ensuring high contrast from planets to deep sky. The eyepiece remains parfocal<\/strong> over the entire range: zoom in without refocusing. At 8 mm, enjoy a apparent field of view up to 68<\/strong>ideal for comfortably framing detailed objects.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n The 1\u00bc\" and 2\u2033 barrels can be mounted\/dismounted according to your angled return or eyepiece holder. One SC 2\u2033 thread<\/strong> enables direct connection<\/strong> on telescopes\/mirrors\/prisms via optional 2\u2033\/2\u2033 ring (ref.\u00a0 Refer to the manual for details of adaptor configurations and changes.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/section>\n Like all Baader eyepieces, the Mark IV features a M43 thread<\/strong> in the lead for video cameras<\/strong> and SLR via T-2<\/strong> (ring M43i \u2192 T-2a<\/strong> ref.\u00a0 With the M43 \u2194 SP54 ring<\/strong> (ref.\u00a05 eyepieces in one: 8 \/ 12 \/ 16 \/ 20 \/ 24 mm<\/h4>\n
What's new in this version Universal Zoom Mark IV<\/em><\/h3>\n
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High-end optical finish<\/h3>\n
Telescope-side connections<\/h3>\n
1\u00bc\" and 2\u2033 sockets (removable)<\/h3>\n
#1508080<\/code>).<\/p>\nAdapters included \"A\" (spotting scope) & \"B\" (telescope)<\/h3>\n
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\ninfinity easily on spotting scopes that mechanically accept 1\u00bc\" eyepieces but struggle to do MAP.
\nRemove the 1\u00bc\" turret and use the 1 3\/8\u2033 internal thread to screw securely onto
\nCelestron Ultima<\/strong> and equivalents.
\nOptional<\/em>\u00a0bayonet adapter Zeiss Diascope<\/strong> (ref.\u00a02454500<\/code>) and other SPOT threaded bushes available.<\/li>\n
\nthe clamping screws of the angle drive. The SC 2\u2033 ring supplied also secures the fastening on any SC thread,
\nincluding our 2\u2033 diagonal with click lock<\/em> via 2\u2033\/2\u2033 adapter (ref.\u00a01508020<\/code>).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCamera connections<\/h3>\n
M43 thread & eyepiece projection<\/h4>\n
2958080<\/code>optional). The spacer ring M43\/M43<\/strong> (+7.5 mm)<\/em> ref.\u00a02954250<\/code> can raise the eyelets
\nor avoid contact of an M43 housing with the lens.<\/p>\nHyperion DT system (SP54)<\/h4>\n
2958086<\/code>option), access the Hyperion DT rings <\/strong>to couple all current digital camera lenses in eye projection<\/strong>. See \"Eyepiece accessories\" for a list of DT rings.<\/p>\n<\/section>\nEyelets & visual comfort<\/h3>\n
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Extended range with 2.25\u00d7 Barlow<\/h3>\n