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  1. FrankD

    Nikon E series?

    To offer some comparison, I see very little chromatic abberation with my Es even against high contrast objects. Depth of field is quite good. When I focus on one of my feeders approximately 20 yards away the treeline outlined behind it (about 300 yards away) is almost in focus. Surely most of...
  2. FrankD

    Nikon E series?

    Steve, Thank you for the further comparisons. They were very helpful. Henry, Thank you for chiming in on some of the technical specifics. I found them very interesting. cbushme, Thanks for the tip. I will see if I can find something along those lines because, I agree, the rubber band does...
  3. FrankD

    Nikon E series?

    Thank you for the help folks I appreciate it. Steve, I took a look at that link you provided and do believe that they are one and the same bino. The image is the confirmation of that. It is excellent. Excellent enough to want to make me grab them first to take a peek at any backyard bird I may...
  4. FrankD

    Nikon E series?

    I need a little ID help from you folks with experience with Nikon. I was again at the local Cabelas browsing through their bargain cave section of the store when I happened to notice a lone porro sitting back behind some of the various roof model binos. I asked the salesperson for a look as I...
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