Omegon Binoculars - The night sky, but much more visible
With this Omegon 2×54 star field viewer with two Pro UHC filters, you see almost like with the naked eye. Only you suddenly see much more. Stars become brighter. Constellations become complete. It feels like your eyes have been upgraded.
A huge piece of heaven at a glance
The image is gigantically wide. As much as 36 degrees. That's about five times the width of ordinary binoculars. You survey entire fields of stars at once. Large constellations fit effortlessly into view. Ideal for orientation and just enjoying.

More stars, even from the city
The 54 mm lenses let in a lot of light. This allows you to see up to about 1.5 magnitude more stars than with the naked eye. Even in light pollution, fainter stars remain visible. So you get more out of every clear night.
Low magnification, maximum comfort
The 2x magnification brings the sky just a little closer. Without a troubled image. Without searching. Everything remains natural and relaxed. You look longer, calmer and with more pleasure.
Sharp image from edge to edge
The optics provide a flat and sharp image. Stars remain pointed and bright. The easy focus helps you find the best image quickly, so you can keep looking straight ahead.

Compact and always with you
This star field viewer is small and light. It fits easily into a jacket pocket or purse. Do you suddenly see a clear sky? Then you're ready to observe right away.
UHC filters make a difference
The included Omegon Pro UHC filters increase the contrast of nebulae and the Milky Way. The sky background becomes darker. Obscure details stand out better. Especially under dark skies, you see an immediate difference. Thus, deep-sky objects stand out more quickly.
Easy to use
You screw the filters directly in front of the lenses. No fuss. No extra accessories needed. This works intuitively, even if you're just starting out.
More than just astronomy
Its wide image and compact design also make this viewer nice for events or remote overview. But its real power lies under the stars.
What we recommend
✓ Astronomy: excellent fit
✓ Orientation in the sky: perfect
✓ Travel and travel: very convenient
✗ Detail observation: not intended
✗ Birdwatching and hunting: not suitable
Specifications
Optics
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Design | Galilean |
| Enlargement | 2x |
| Objective diameter | 54 mm |
| Exit pupil | 27 mm |
| Diopter compensation | -5 to +3.5 |
| Focus | Individual per eyepiece |
Use & comfort
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Eyepieces for eyeglass wearers | Yes |
| Splashproof | Yes |
| Waterproof | No |
| Tripod connector | Yes |
| Filter type | UHC |
| Filter connection | M56 |
Image
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Actual field of view | 36° |
| Apparent field of vision | 72° |
| Field of view at 1,000 m | 630 m |
| Shortest focusing distance | 3 m |
| Brightness | 729 |
| Twilight Number | 10,4 |
General
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (l × w × h) | 58 × 140 × 50 mm |
| Weight | 500 g |
| Housing material | Metal |
| Color | Black / silver |
| Series | Nightstar |
| Observation goals | Astronomy, travel and sports |





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