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    10x32 advice

    Hi Sollas As you are still deciding I noticed LCE have a 10x32 Meopta MeoStar B1 bins ex demo reduced https://www.lcegroup.co.uk/Used/Miscellaneous-Meopta-10x32-B1---DEMO_175645.html The 8x32 variant have had good reviews so I would imagine the 10x's will be good too, though I have no...
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    10x32 advice

    Hi Sollas Found the original Nikon 10x32 HG article in English. https://web.archive.org/web/20150603085218/http://www.lintuvaruste.fi/hinnasto/optiikkaarvostelu/optics_8_Leicaultravid_GB.shtml
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    10x32 advice

    Indeed, here is a review google translated by Kimmo Absetz in 2004: Nikon 10x32 HG The Nikon 10x32 HG is a compact binocular, but has accumulated a weight approximately Zeiss. For the nifty, its narrow body can make it cramped, but otherwise handling is very good. The retractable eye cups are...
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    10x32 advice

    Hi Sollas Do check the Swaro EL 10x32 for flare in low sunlight. I haven't checked this particularly for this model but the previous iteration was particularly bad. There is a newish looking Nikon 10x32 HGL for £549 at LCE which might be of interest if you don't mind used. Presumably buying...
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    10x32 advice

    Hi Sollas I'm not familiar with the 10x32 HG, but going on comparisons with my 8x32's to current models it lags in terms of brightness and control of CA. However it is still a very fine binocular and has superior build quality to mid-price models IMO.
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    10x32 advice

    HI Sollas Before you said you were a bit of a traditionalist I was going to suggest you might consider the Canon 10x30 IS II. The last time I tried these out I was very impressed. Lovely stable image, good enough brightness - the only drawbacks being not great close focus (not a problem for...
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