24 Mechanical 2 Pencil 5Mm

... When 5mm is all you need!

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Nice quality filter for my new Canon 24-70mm f.2.8L lense. No complaints!

Nice pencil.

Wo sehe ich den den 3,5mm Adapter für ein Lavalier Mikrofon ?

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.

This cable connects a Rode microphone to my Panasonic Lumix GX8 photo camera (2,5mm Jack plug). These are hard to find/obtain (world wide). But BHphoto has it, and was able to send it to the Netherlands without any problem! Great cable, great service!!

I purchased the 5mm Delite and it was worth the investment. The image quality is exceptional, as is the build quality. It took me a long time to reach the point where I could comfortably afford an eyepiece like this, but it was worth the wait. Now I have an eyepiece that brings out the full potential of my scope. The 20mm eye relief makes using this eyepiece very enjoyable. I have an 8 dob and I share the view with others when I can, but it was always a challenge because other eyepieces were difficult to look through. With this eyepiece, I can easily share my viewing sessions. It also made taking pictures with my cell phone mount much easier, another way it helped me share what I see. I would recommend a high-quality eyepiece like this to anyone with a passion for astronomy.

I didn't research enough before buying. I have a Sony A18200 that I was hoping that it would fit but it is 5mm too big. My opinion of the Tulip shaped lens hoods is that their only value is a bumper protecting the front of the lens. I am thinking I might cut the petals of the flower shaped hood and glue it to the back of this so I can use it.

I have quite a few Nagler Eyepieces. They have a comfortably wide field of view with great contrast. I don't use glasses, so the eye relief is very comfortable. The view is sharp and constrasty. These are truly premium eyepieces. Size does matter, especially if you have a smaller telescope. The Naglers are much lighter than any of the other Televue EP's in this size range. I find the 5mm Nagler to be the most consistently useful focal length for my F7 refractor when viewing planets, and when splitting all but the closest double stars. I have higher magnifications, but they always require the best seeing. Even then, I always 'stop by' the 5mm before proceeding.