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On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 12:56:38 GMT, Engineer Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ...reflected:
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>On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 23:56:13 -0600, Alan W. Craft
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Whilst observing the Moon's terminator,
>>the view through the 4mm was superb, as usual,
>>while the 12mm in conjunction with the barlow
>>was just as sharp, but lacking in some way, and I
>>can't put my finger upon it...
>>
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>It was probably just a slight loss of light through all that extra
>glass.
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>scotty
Yes, I took that into account, but no, it's something else,
like a slight graying effect coupled with my having to concen-
trate a bit harder, but not as much as that would seem to imply.
Again, the difference was slight, yet one to be expected given
a dedicated magnification versus one arrived at in conjunction
with a barlow.
However, the increased field of view just compensated for the
slight image deterioration, so I'm pleased.
Alan
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