BSK
Well-Known Member
I'm such a moron I didn't even know this was a "thing" until read it in my scope instructions. How do I test whether my scope is in focus for my eyes? The manual discussed looking at something like a wall and checking through the scope and around the scope to see if it was in focus. Is there a "minimum" distance this object should be from the scope? Can it be done indoors or should I be looking at something a long way aways? I wear bifocals, and when looking through a scope, I'm looking through the top part of my glass - the distance section. Will this make a difference in focusing the scope?