Which eye do you use for viewing?

[AstroMatt]

I am lefty for some reason. Perhaps because it's easier to close my right by itself than my left. Although, lately I have just been covering up my right eye with my hand to try to relax my gaze.

[sportsmed]

I use my right, but I think its prob best if you keep both eyes open and just cover up the one you are not viewing with so you dont cause your viewing eye to squint.

[Simona]

Both, actually because I use binos. If I have the opportunity to use a scope, it's the right eye.

[GrandPrixChris]

I use both, one at a time. I like to think that by alternating, I am preventing one eye from getting fatigued.
I usually start off with the right eye, however, when I first start viewing. And for my binos both, just like Simona.

[Wasatch]

Both for binos. Most likely my right eye when I finally setup my new scope.

[Ruud]

I don't think my left eye has ever looked through a telescope eyepiece.

When you look through a corrector plate you can see all the nice reflections inside and use both eyes. I recommend that.

[KeithBC]

I use my right eye almost exclusively. I'll use my left for the finder if the orientation makes using the right eye impossible (Newt on an EQ mount, with a straight finder!), but it feels weird.

[AlbertP]

I use my left eye 90% of the time. Though I am right-handed, my left eye has always been dominant. I discovered this shooting target rifles.

[Rayskipro]

Right eye mainly, except when using the binoviewers.

[Indytom]

I am strongly left eye dominant. I have tried to use my right eye before and cannot get it to work.

Tom