Is the distance between eyepieces suitable for people with eyes that are close together? The Monarch 7 was too far apart on the closest setting.
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Sorry, that I can't answer. These binoculars fit me fine and I know of several other people that have them.
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I was able to fit in my smaller eyepieces in the adapter. There is a knurled screw that will hold the eyepiece in place. I've also found that it isn't designed to be used as a primary focus adapter unless you have a low profile focuser. Has anyone been able to find any larger eyepieces that will fit in the adapter?
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This link answered my questions before I decided on the Monarch 5. Hopefully it will do the same for you.http://www.birdwatching-bliss.com/nikon-monarch-binoculars.html
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I don't have the binoculars to hand, so cannot measure the interpupilary distance directly, but this is a personal concern for me as some models are not quite narrow enough. I have no problem at all with these Vanguards.
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It could be you need an extention for eyepiece or your eye isn't cloce enough to eyepiece,or you are useing an eyepiece that has too short of a focal length. Try a 32mm or 36mm. If that works, work down in focal length. I tried a 6mm and saw a blure. Every telescope has a max magnification. The 8" with a 1200mm focal length maxes out at 450/460 power. With 5x barlow max 15mm yields 400x and 13mm yields 461x.
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Hi, I said I would check the use of the MaxTV glasses with my 4.25 Diopter contact lenses removed.I did, the focus adjustment did NOT go quite far enough to give a sharp focus. It was very close,but not quite there. If you used a two diopter, I don't think you would have a problem, even a 3 diopter would probably work. So for what it's worth. Ang, again, they work as I wanted them to.
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Yes it is. But some other 1.25" eyepieces cannot be inserted far enough to focus to infinity.
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Just measure the distance between the racks where the glasses go. That's how far apart they should be.
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The joint in between the two eyepieces can adjust to fit wider or more narrow set eyes, so as long as the distance between his eyes is within normal human range, you'll be fine :)
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It is always better to keep the filter to the closest point from your eye. In this case, immediately below the eyepiece. Combining multiple filters may be useful to watch bright phases of moon and venus. For order sake, i would say Barlow, Filter, Eyepiece and Your Eye in order. The filters have thread which can help u screw and pile up. So Enjoy!!
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Great, please let me know when you get your new ones!!!; I've got a hole burning in my pocket I fear, because I've been trying to rationalize the purchase of a pair of the "new" ones, too. I keep thinking that the Monarchs are so light and solid that I having the Monarchs at a "closer" view might just rationalize my investing in a pair of 10 X (name the lens)...I'm leaning to a 42 or 50....but I have a useless (too heavy old style, Swarovski Habicht molded porro prisms) 10X50s and my Monarch 8X42s just lifting them up to find a plane taking off and hearing them overhead and raising the bins to my eyes and pointing towards the sound all in one motion is fantastic...I love that ability...and I have glasses with astigmatism in the correction too. I just love the ease of use of the 8X42s....so I'm imagining the 10X42s would be wonderful too.but an extra $300 for just a one level bump in magnification? Whitneymuse...
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It's sight line is a little too low on mine, hard to see the dot with my aimpoint 5x magnifier. If that makes sense
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I am looking at the picture of the back of the 750 on the B and H site. The eyepiece is square, and very likely identical to the one one the D7100 which we have. So yes, most likely. It takes a while for the Hoodman specs to catch up with the newest camera version. I say likely because I don't have a 750 to test &lt;groan&gt;.
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Yes, you can move the eyepieces in toward each other or farther apart to adjust the field of view. I don't think the scope moves up and down to get closer to object though. I only used once to check it out befor I wrapped but I'm pretty sure position is fixed but the eye pieces do move in and out.
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the eye relief is very good around or over 3inch to4, optics are crisp clear would compare it to Monarch from Nikon and or Leupold scopes, I hope this may help you, please let me know if you have any other questions.
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Hello Patty, Honestly I dont know. It might have to do with the total focal lenght, I ran into a problem with attaching a reducer then the diagonal then the bifocal then the eyepiece, and i could not focus properly. You best bet is to call Celestron on Monday, sorry I could not help more, Jim
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I have found there is really no proper way in how to focus the eyepieces. You just have to keep adjusting them, mess around with it until they are adjusted to your satisfaction. I wish I could help your more, but thats really all I can say.