Omegon Premium Zoom eyepiece 7.5-22.5mm

With the Omegon Premium Zoom eyepiece, you observe as if you always had the right fixed focal length at hand, but in a single eyepiece. By steplessly zooming between 7.5 and 22.5 mm, you choose the ideal magnification for the object you are viewing in a second - without changing eyepieces.

Image quality as a fixed eyepiece

This zoom eyepiece is among the few zoom models that approach the image quality of a fixed focal point. Thanks to a careful lens design (eight elements) and a high-quality multicoating, stars remain sharp and rich in contrast all the way to the edge. The flat-field optics ensure a flat field of view, so there is no distortion at the image edges.

Ideal for fast telescopes

Even on fast telescopes (e.g., Newtons with f/5), edge sharpness is maintained. Where many eyepieces struggle with such bright systems, the Premium Zoom delivers a calm and tight image.

One eyepiece for many magnifications

With a focal length of 7.5-22.5 mm, this zoom eyepiece covers a wide range. For a telescope with 1000 mm focal length, you can easily switch between low and medium magnifications. It is the ideal way to vary during observation without interruption.

Comfortable and easy to use

The large eye relief (up to 19.5 mm) makes this eyepiece comfortable even for eyeglass wearers. The infinitely adjustable eyecup prevents stray light and ensures a calm gaze. A sturdy aluminum housing with black, reflective interior finishes it off.

Specifications

• Focal length: 7.5-22.5 mm (infinitely variable)
• Field of view: 42°-66°
• Eye relief: 18-19.5 mm
• Lens elements: 8
• Optics: multicoating
• Connection: 1.25″
• Flatfield optics for an even field of view
• Filter thread present
• Weight: approx. 56 mm outer diameter
• Series: Premium Zoom

Application

The Omegon Premium Zoom eyepiece 7.5-22.5 mm is perfect for those who want flexibility without sacrificing quality. Suitable for both planets and deep-sky objects, and ideal for observations where you want to quickly switch between magnifications.