BlueWind Member Joined Aug 27, 2005 Messages 103 Location Almada, Port Format 35mm Mar 3, 2006 #1 Hello: I apologize for the very basic nature of this question. What is really a Newtonian viewfinder and what is a Galilean viewfinder? All the information on this topic will be welcome (definitions, links, etc). Thanks in advance JF
Hello: I apologize for the very basic nature of this question. What is really a Newtonian viewfinder and what is a Galilean viewfinder? All the information on this topic will be welcome (definitions, links, etc). Thanks in advance JF
Marco Gilardetti Member Joined Jun 7, 2005 Messages 800 Location Torino, Italy Format Large Format Mar 3, 2006 #2 Galileian type uses lenses, it's a reversed telescope. It's a refractive device. Newtonian should use mirrors (at least partially, or in the form of prisms) . It's basically a reflective device.
Galileian type uses lenses, it's a reversed telescope. It's a refractive device. Newtonian should use mirrors (at least partially, or in the form of prisms) . It's basically a reflective device.
OP OP BlueWind Member Joined Aug 27, 2005 Messages 103 Location Almada, Port Format 35mm Mar 3, 2006 #3 Thanks a lot, Marco, for your answer. Regards JF