Celestron Wide Angle Eyepiece for Regal M2

Celestron Wide Angle Eyepiece is a great addition to your Celestron spotting scope. The wide field of view helps you bring subjects into the field of view quickly. The larger viewing area also makes it easier to follow subjects as they move. Celestrons proprietary XLT coatings deliver bright, razor sharp images with amazing detail. XLT coatings, developed for our observatory-grade telescopes, increase light transmission through the optical path and deliver crisp, high contrast images with outstanding resolution. Excellent eye relief of 20 mm allows for comfortable viewing for both eyeglass and non-eyeglass wearers. Eyeglass wearers can see the entire field of view while looking through the eyepiece with their glasses on due to the extended eye relief. For those that do not wear eyeglasses, the twist up eyecup correctly positions the users eye behind the eyepiece at the correct distance for optimal viewing. Not only does the Wide Angle Eyepiece provide stunning views in the field, but you can also attach an SLR camera to this eyepiece with an optional T-Adapter and a T-ring. Capture those impressive views and share them with friends and family when you return home. The Wide Angle Eyepieces fully waterproof housing is suitable for use in all climates and weather conditions, so you can have peace of mind when unexpected weather rolls in. The housing is also filled with dry nitrogen gas to prevent the internal lenses from fogging when moving between extreme temperatures or using the eyepiece in damp conditions.
Versatile eyepiece can be used on Celestron spotting scopes, telescopes and other optical instruments that have a 1.25* eyepiece mount
Twist-up eyecup and 20mm eye relief provides a full field of view and comfortable viewing with or without eyeglasses
Waterproof and nitrogen purged for use in all weather conditions -Nitrogen gas prevents internal fogging
Celestron*s proprietary XLT coating increases light transmission through the optical path for brighter images and increased resolution
Housing is filled with dry nitrogen gas to prevent the internal lenses from fogging