SVBONY SV233 7PCS Telescope Accessory Kit with Plossl Eyepiece, 2X Barlow Lens, Moon/ND4/82A Color Filter and Bag Bundle with SV230 Telescope Eyepiece, 1.25'' Zoom Eyepiece, for Astronomical Visual

This SVBONY seven-piece accessory kit enhances the performance of your telescope. Includes two 1.25" Plossl eyepieces, a 2xBarlow lens that can be used visually or photographically, three eyepiece filters and a Portable bag. Plossl 6mm eyepiece ideal for observing details on planets, the Moon, and other celestial objects. Plossl 17mm eyepiece is suitable for observing a variety of celestial objects, including star clusters, galaxies, nebulae, and even some planetary details. 2X Barlow scope provides 2X magnification for visual observation and astrophotography, magnifying more details of planets, the moon and other celestial bodies, thus enhancing the observation experience. 82A light blue filter. Planetary Observations: Especially beneficial when viewing planets like Saturn or Jupiter, where it aids in highlighting banding and storms. Lunar Observations:Enhances the details of craters and maria on the Moon's surface, providing a clearer view during observations. Moon filter. By decreasing brightness, moon filters improve the contrast between the illuminated and shadowed areas on the Moon's surface. This makes features like craters, mountains, and maria more distinct and easier to observe. Telescope accessory kits offer a variety of different combinations to suit different types of observations. Whether observing planets, the moon or deep space objects. SVBONY SV230 super zoom eyepiece provides you with a wide range of magnifications all combined in a single eyepiece. It is convenient to observe planet. Wide angle eyepiece, expand the view of sight; Wider coverage, compatible with more brands; Output images without edge distortion. Aspherical Lens: The aspherical lens is designed to eliminate edge distortion, it has resolved the persistent issue of subpar edge image quality associated with wide-angle eyepieces, thereby transcending the visual constraints experienced by users.