
Pentax
Pentax 70514 SMC-XW 10 1.25-Inch Telescope Eyepiece
A premium 10mm telescope eyepiece with 70° apparent field of view, lanthanum glass optics, and 20mm eye relief.
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Overview
Key Features
70° Field of view for easier viewing
Xw 3. 5mm, 5mm, 7mm, 10mm, 14mm, 20mm will give a wider field of view than typical eyepieces when used on Pentax spotting scopes or with most any telescope
Fully multi-coated lenses increase light transmission and color quality
High-refraction, low-dispersion lanthanum glass elements deliver bright, high-resolution images with Minimal aberrations and distortion
Specifications
Brand
Pentax
Model
70514
Focal Length
10mm
Apparent Field of View
70°
Eye Relief
20mm
Barrel Size
1.25-Inch (31.7mm)
Optical Elements
High-refraction, extra-low-dispersion lanthanum glass
Coatings
Pentax-Original Multi-Layer Coating (Fully Multi-Coated)
Weather Resistance
JIS Class 4 Weatherproof
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the apparent field of view on the Pentax SMC-XW 10 eyepiece?
The eyepiece provides a 70° apparent field of view, which is wider than most standard eyepieces and makes it easier to locate and track celestial objects.
Is this eyepiece compatible with telescopes other than Pentax?
Yes, it uses a standard 1.25-inch (31.7mm) barrel size, making it compatible with most telescopes and spotting scopes that accept that format.
Is the Pentax XW 10 suitable for eyeglass wearers?
Yes, the generous 20mm eye relief allows comfortable viewing with or without eyeglasses, so you can see the full field of view without removing them.
Is this eyepiece weatherproof?
Yes, it carries a JIS Class 4 weatherproof rating, meaning it can withstand splashing water from any direction — useful during outdoor observing sessions.
What type of glass does this eyepiece use?
It uses high-refraction, extra-low-dispersion lanthanum glass elements, which deliver bright, high-resolution images with minimal chromatic aberration and distortion.