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    Binomania review of Zeiss Harpia

    Correct.
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    Binomania review of Zeiss Harpia

    The eyepiece is the culprit here. And since this is an objective variable system, there is even more reason to design an adapter to make full use of the numerous set focal length eyepieces. As to the diy adapter, I'm afraid no at the moment, it's intended for personal use only.
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    Binomania review of Zeiss Harpia

    Sorry I do not count microscopes in, I know nothing about them. And yes, Schott makes them.
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    Binomania review of Zeiss Harpia

    In my community, someone has already made an 1.25 adapter. They tested quite a lot eps, seems it's able to reach focus on most of them including HFW 12.5mm, Docter UWA, Pentax XW 20, Nikon SW 17.5, Morpheus 6.5, Vixen HR 3.4, XWA 9mm 100°, etc. They did a quite extensive review vs ATX 95. The...
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    Binomania review of Zeiss Harpia

    Kowa 88 and higlander 82(fluorite model) use artificial fluorite crytstal, so do Takahashi, Borg and some photographic lenses. Zeiss APQ used one fluorite lens, but no other in production product by Zeiss I know of uses fluorite.
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