Assertion: telescope's magnification | /r/HasProperty | high
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: A Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope typically produces a high magnification at the aerial image plane behind the mirror cell with a somewhat narrow field of view.
text: Most Schmidt-Cassegrain telescopes provide a high magnification at the aerial image plane (the image formed in space behind the rear mirror cell) with a somewhat narrow field of view.
text: Where a monocular ends and a telescope starts is debatable but a telescope is normally used for high magnifications (>20×) and with correspondingly larger objective lens diameter (e.g. 60–90mm).
text: The first is that the magnification is sometimes so high that it will be useless in the real world during the day.
text: However, if magnification is too high you will often end up with very bright, unresolved fuzz.