Celestron Luminos 10 mm - 1.25"

The 82° apparent field of view provides an immersive, "spacewalk" experience. At the high magnification provided by the 10mm focal length, this allows you to see objects like the Orion Nebula (M42) or the Hercules Cluster (M13) within a wider, more dramatic context, rather than feeling like you're looking through a narrow tube.

Yes. The 10mm focal length offers high magnification suitable for resolving details on Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars in most telescopes. The fully multi-coated 7-element optics are designed to deliver the sharp, high-contrast views necessary for discerning cloud bands, Cassini's Division, and subtle surface features.

In a typical 8" f/10 SCT, the Luminos 10mm yields a high magnification of 203x, which is excellent for splitting tight double stars and observing fine detail on planets and the Moon. The wide 82° field helps in locating and centering these objects at such high power.

The 12mm eye relief is on the tighter side for an 82° eyepiece. While many observers with glasses can see a large portion of the field, some may not be able to see the entire 82° at once. The pop-up eyeguard helps position your eye correctly, but for those with significant astigmatism requiring glasses, it's a point of consideration.

Being parfocal means you can switch this eyepiece with any other eyepiece in the Celestron Luminos series and the telescope will remain in focus. This is a significant convenience, as it eliminates the need to make major focus adjustments each time you change magnification, saving time and keeping your target centered.

Yes. The 1.25" insert barrel is threaded to accept standard 1.25" astronomy filters, such as moon filters, light pollution filters, or color filters for planetary observing.