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Manufacturer: Baader
Product number: BAORSet3
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rating: 5.0 of 5Baader 1.25" Classic Orthoscopic Eyepiece Set - 6 mm, 10 mm, 18 mm3
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Baader 1.25" Classic Ortho eyepieces - original ZEISS Ortho design
Made with the same glass type used for the former ZEISS Orthos
The Baader Classic Ortho line is, from our point of view, on par with the legendary ZEISS Abbe eyepieces. Using the original glass material, they feature the same optical design. Compared with similar Orthos from far east, the picture is brighter and more brilliant. Color is neutral white without yellow tint. Fine planetary details can be observed in their original color.
These Classic Orthos are recommended for observers who want optimal perfomance on the optical axis. They deliver best results for lunar and planetary details, double star separation and eyepiece projection photography. The 18 mm version is also recommended for binocular use thanks to its comfortable eyepoint.
The classical Ortho consists of a cemented triplet and one single element. Manufacturing such an eyepiece is more complicated than e.g. a Plössl desgin. But the result is better on-axis definition.
Every single Baader Ortho comes with a rubber eyeguard. It prevents straylight from disturbing your vision.
| Focal length: | 6 mm |
| Barrel size: | 1.25" |
| Apparent field of view: | 52° |
| Field stop: | 5 mm |
| Pupil distance: | 6 mm |
| Weight: | 37 grams |
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| Focal length: | 10 mm |
| Barrel size: | 1.25" |
| Apparent field of view: | 52° |
| Field stop: | 8.7 mm |
| Pupil distance: | 8 mm |
| Weight: | 48 gramms |
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| Focal length: | 18 mm |
| Barrel size: | 1.25" |
| Apparent field of view: | 52° |
| Pupil distance: | 14.67 mm |
| Field stop: | 14.67 mm |
| Weight: | 81 grams |
| Manufacturer / Importeur: | Baader Planetarium GmbH |
| Street: | Zur Sternwarte |
| ZIP / City: | 82291 Mammendorf |
| Country: | Germany |
| Telefon number: | +49 8145 80890 |
| Email: | kontakt@baader-planetarium.de |
| Website: | www.baader-planetarium.com |
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Reviews
Written by Stefan Schmitz
on 2025-02-26
"artikel funktionieren einwandfrei am 1000mm refraktor"
Written by Darren Hennig
on 2024-01-04
"Exceptional eyepieces, very contrasty and work great! Thanks TS! Superb service as always! "
Written by Borislav Panayotov
on 2021-11-02
"The eyepieces with the rubber guard are now my best choice to use and a supper comfortable and the clarity is superb. Even the 6mm can focus on the 70mm Vixen A70Lf refractor due to the high quality Baader diagonal 90° - double-sided T2 SC that transmits a huge amount of light almost 100%. Highly recommend the buy!"
Written by Christian Urlaub
on 2020-12-06
"Im Vergleich zum Mitgelieferten 25er Plössel von Celestron (an C5 127/1250) werden die Objekte tatsächlich irgendwie schöner und glatter abgebildet. Die Gummischützer haben mich als Brillenträger zunächst genervt, aber bei Umgebungslicht, sind sie tatsächlich eine gute Sache. Außerdem muss man beim Okularwechsel nicht so viel am Fokus verändern. Das ist bei ""Standardplösseln"" tatsächlich mehr nötig. Es ist aber nicht so, dass man gar nicht mehr nachfokussieren muss. "
Written by ED-ROM, Vilela)
on 2017-12-19
"Excelent eyepieces! Cristal clear and plenty of contrast. I much prefer these to my expensive wide field Explore Scientific eyepieces to see planet details."
Written by ED-ROM, Vilela)
on 2017-12-02
"These Othos are excelent for planetary and small cluster viewing. Less is more! Less (unnecessary)field of view, less lenses, less costly but more detail and precision."
