eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
(13)
From microscopes to telescopes, rifle scopes to night vision, eHow’s got the optics information you’re looking for. In the market for binoculars? On the hunt for the perfect optical accessories for the bird watcher in your life? Advice from eHow experts make shopping for optics easy. Having trouble getting a good look at Mars on a perfectly clear night? Learn how to focus a telescope. From sighting wild game to locating a paramecium on a microscope slide, see it all with step-by-step instructions from resident experts.
Showing 1-16 of 16 results
Laser sights are often used in movies and TV shows as a dramatic way to show that a person is about to be shot. The real purpose of a laser sight is to aid the person holding the gun in lining up...
Sighting in a rifle can be a tedious process, but with the proper preparation and technique it's not a difficult task.
A laser pointer is a small device that shines a distinct spot of light onto the surface of an aimed-at point. It is usually small enough to fit on a key chain. Sometimes a laser pointer has the...
The red-dot finder is a zero-magnification pointing tool that allows you to get a sharper image whenever you view objects through your telescope. Before using it, however, you must align the...
The Meade Lightbridge Truss Tube Dobsonian Telescope comes equipped with a red dot finder instead of the traditional crosshair configuration of other telescopes. The red dot finder allows for a...
The Meade 12 inch lightbridge truss tube dobsonian telescope comes equipped with a red dot finder instead of the traditional crosshair configuration of other telescopes. The red dot finder allows...
The Meade 8-inch LightBridge truss tube Dobsonian telescope comes equipped with a red dot finder instead of the traditional crosshair configuration found in other telescopes. To get the most of...
The Meade 10-inch LightBridge truss tube Dobsonian telescope comes equipped with a red dot finder instead of the traditional crosshair configuration found in other telescopes. To get the most of...
The Meade 12-inch LightBridge truss tube Dobsonian telescope comes equipped with a red dot finder instead of the traditional crosshair configuration found in other telescopes. To get the most of...
A Meade 8-inch LightBridge truss tube Dobsonian telescope is a great system to view the stars with at any time of night. You'll be able to see virtually any of the stars in the sky. Rather than...
A finderscope is a small, secondary telescope mounted on the main telescope. It helps direct the telescope on the point of the desired object to be observed in the sky. A finderscope, also known...
The finderscope is a supplementary telescope mounted on the main telescope. It helps to point the telescope at the desired object to be observed in the sky. In the case of the Sky-Watcher...
The Celestron Firstscope 76EQ Telescope's Star Pointer Finderscope will superimpose a small red dot onto the sky so that you can line up on a celestial object. The finderscope has zero...
The Star Pointer Finderscope will superimpose a small red dot onto the sky so that you can align on an object. It features zero magnification and uses a coated glass window. The device employs a...
You can set the blink rate of the red dot on your telescope to suit your preferences. Just follow these steps and the task will be accomplished in no time!
The developers of your telescope recognize that using an eyepiece presents a very narrow field of view to someone attempting to use the telescope. The SmartFinder on your telescope assists with...
Copyright © 1999-2009 eHow, Inc. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the eHow Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. en-US Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
