Feature
●Compatibility 1.25" 90 degree metal zenith mirror fits 1.25" eyepiece, filter, barlow lens and other accessories with 1.25" insert barrel
●90 degree zenith mirror works with refractor telescope with 1.25" connector. Not recommended for use with Newton or Dobsonian reflectors
●Svbony all-metal zenith mirror displays correctly, even if the image is upside down, but will not flip the image from left to right. Wide 90 degree angle provides a more comfortable viewing experience when viewing from top
●Optical glass lens provides crisp, sharp images. High performance coating effectively reduces light loss during transmission and improves image brightness and saturation
●Brass compression ring Built-in brass ring and screw prevents the eyepiece from rotating during adjustment and prevents scratches of the optical eyepiece. Great zenith mirror for nighttime astronomy applications and daytime terrestrial observation
Description
What is a zenchi prism and a zenchi mirror? There are some accessories that are often attached to the astronomical telescope.The zenchi prism is also called the zenachi mirror, which is used when observing astronomical objects near the zenchi (just above the head).If refractable, the length of the telescope may be long, and if you point the telescope near the top of the eyepiece to the lower position.If you try to see the eyepiece from this position, it becomes very difficult to observe as a challenging structure.Use the zenith prism at this time. There are prisms inside the zenith prisms that allow you to bend the incoming light right angles.This means that you can see the light that needs to peek right below in a bad position, and it is useful for astronomical observations.However, please note that the zenith prism cannot be used with reflective telescopes and some catadoptic telescopes.
The eyepiece will face down when you attempt to see the zench (right up) on an astronomical telescope. If you take it as-is, it becomes a very difficult statement. Therefore, you can use the zenchi prism to easily see the area of the zench. You can observe the area of the zench with an easy posture.
Note when using the zenith prism: When you perform astronomical observation with an astronomical telescope, you can see upside down.However, when using the zenith prism, only left and right will be turned upside down.You may need some familiarity to see the upside down, but if you use the zenith prism, you may need to get used to the left and right side to side down. Package Includes: 1 x All Metal 1.25" 90 Degree Zenith Mirror 2 x 1.25" Dust Cover