Overall, the 12.5mm Morpheus was extremely close to the Docter and in fact to see any differences in faintest stars detected or nebular details was a challenge.Įdge performance: Docter is sharp to the edge and Morpheus has some falloff in last 10% of the field but not significant.Ĭomfort: The Docter was a little easier to look through at first, but as time progressed this difference mostly disappeared. I spent almost two hours exclusively going back and forth between these two eyepieces on deep sky objects in my SW120ED. Sunday afternoon he brought the Docter back to me along with the 12.5mm Morpheus so I could compare the two for myself last night. Saturday I loaned my 12.5mm Docter to a friend so he could compare it with his 12.5mm Morpheus. View All Adapters & Imaging Accessories.Collimation Tools, Cleaning and Maintenance Products.Barlow lenses, Coma- and Glaspathcorrectors.Special eyepieces (Guiding, Diascope etc.).
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