Tunnel vision while viewing through a reflector I have a Celestron astromaster130 eq. While viewing through its eyepiece, or using a smartphone camera for photography purpose there is always a definitive no light region( it is circular in curvature). I make sure that I look directly at the eyepiece, but this tunneling makes it really difficult to view things at times. I have googled this, but am not sure of what this effect is called. Is it a general problem or is there a need to rectify some fault in the telescope itself. If not, what are the ways in which this can be effectively reduced?
Thanks. 
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This is completely normal behaviour. What you are seeing is the edge of the projection angle for the lense. This is probably sort of what you're seeing? :



Typically this is more noticable with cheaper eyepieces as the individual elements are smaller, and have a smaller field of view.