Moon Phases With Construction Paper

I like the way it looks and feels. Solid construction. The rubber grip is nice. I was able to view the moon and Jupiter with this barlow. It's super easy to use. I could swap lens to widen my field of view or zoom in. I don't have fancy lenses, just a 25mm and 10mm that came with my scope. I was able to resolve some moons around Jupiter and even some hints of banding. Very excited to explore the sky more.

I like it do much! I see the moon!!!!!!

A very nice quality paper. It has a little sheen...pearl-like. Recently printed a moon shot and the pearl-like finish made it really stand out.

It does exactly what it's supposed to do. Easy to use and works very well. I used it to balance the speakers' volumes and phases in a home theater.

Works really good with iPhone 6! This unit made it possible to get some nice pics of the eclipse phases from my telescope.

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

I go through phases when other lenses are on my GH4 camera, but every time I put the 20mm back on, it amazes me with it's sharpness and versatility. Love it's size and performance.

I used this during the recent eclipse to shoot intervals every 5 minutes so i could capture all the phases of the eclipse (had to move the camera manually) and then as a remote shutter during the actual eclipse so I could shoot like crazy. So far, I have been very pleased with it.

I bought these solar binoculars to view the partial phases of the recent eclipse. They are comfortable and easy to focus. The magnification was welcome after viewing through eclipse glasses. With them I could easily view a few sunspots prior to the eclipse. Yes, it can be tripod mounted. (Although I did not need to for the eclipse due to the sun's position.) The front button screws off so you can attach a threaded tripod adapter. The only suggestion I would give to the manufacturer is to make the outside casing a bright color to distinguish it from normal binoculars. I received several questions on eclipse day from onlookers who didn't realize they were solar binoculars. I may mark mine with duct tape or paint for future use in groups.

I was able to successfully photograph all phases of the recent total eclipse with this filter. (You remove it for totality.) I like that it looks black with white and not orange.