Hobbes2
Well-known member
I thought I'd better start a new thread in here relating to this question. I've read the other threads on the Ultra HDs and I'm convinced . However, after speaking to an experienced birding friend recently, I was alerted to the possibility that choosing the 10x36s would mean a noticeable/significant drop in light levels? I would be going from an 8x36 binocular, which would roughly equate to a 40% drop in light(?).
My question is, how do people find the 10x36s? Are the 10x42s that much better/useable? Would I really notice the difference in brightness?
Many thanks
Hobbes
My question is, how do people find the 10x36s? Are the 10x42s that much better/useable? Would I really notice the difference in brightness?
Many thanks
Hobbes