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Is 50x magnification good?
Is 50x magnification good?
GeishaMelody
Tue Oct 08 2024
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Excuse me, I'm curious about the statement "Is 50x magnification good?" Could you elaborate on what context this question is being asked in? Is it in relation to a microscope, camera lens, or perhaps some other optical device? Furthermore, the definition of "good" can vary greatly depending on the intended use. For instance, 50x magnification may be ideal for examining tiny details in a scientific experiment, but it might be overkill for everyday photography. Could you please provide more details so I can give a more informed response?
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CryptoAce
Thu Oct 10 2024
Observational astronomy often requires careful consideration of magnification levels to achieve optimal viewing results.
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Bianca
Thu Oct 10 2024
For deep-sky observations, a common recommendation is to aim for an exit pupil size of 2mm to 3mm.
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KatanaGlory
Thu Oct 10 2024
This exit pupil range translates to different magnifications depending on the aperture of the telescope being used.
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Tommaso
Thu Oct 10 2024
For a 4-inch telescope, a magnification of approximately 35-50x is generally considered ideal.
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Giuseppe
Wed Oct 09 2024
With an 8-inch telescope, the optimal magnification range shifts to 70-100x.
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