Omegon 6×30 Finder with Erect Image: orienting without having to think
Where a standard viewfinder flips the image, this model provides a upright and left-right corrected image. What you see in the viewfinder corresponds to what you see in the sky and on your star chart.
This is especially useful when adjusting for constellations or tracing star patterns: you don't have to look through your head. The 30 mm aperture captures about eighteen times more light than the naked eye.



Features
- 6x magnification, 30 mm opening
- Upright and left-right corrected image
- German Cross
- Approximately 18x more light output than the naked eye
Compatibility
The logical choice for anyone working with star charts or just starting out. With a straight viewfinder, you look through it in the longitudinal direction, which creates an uncomfortable position when looking at objects high in the sky. With an angled viewfinder, you look through it from the side, which is more comfortable but requires some getting used to when orienting.
Specifications
| Type | Optical viewfinder |
| Enlargement | 6x |
| Opening | 30 mm |
| German Cross | Yes |
| Camera angle | Upright and laterally correct |
| Insight | Law |
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