RJM
Don't Worry, Be Happy!
We have been using this combo exclusively for about 3 weeks now for whale watching in Hawaii, with me primarily on the Nikon and the wife with the Canon.
Just before sunset, I picked up the Canon to observe a fishing boat at mooring near the horizon. Right away I noticed the Canon was noticeably LESS BRIGHT than the view thru the Nikon.
This was somewhat interesting since it has a slightly larger exit pupil and with a two eye-ed view, SHOULD appear brighter. The Nikon at 20x does have a higher twilight factor but that should only affect details seen under low light.
Anyway, I had never compared them in this way before so more observation is called for.
Just before sunset, I picked up the Canon to observe a fishing boat at mooring near the horizon. Right away I noticed the Canon was noticeably LESS BRIGHT than the view thru the Nikon.
This was somewhat interesting since it has a slightly larger exit pupil and with a two eye-ed view, SHOULD appear brighter. The Nikon at 20x does have a higher twilight factor but that should only affect details seen under low light.
Anyway, I had never compared them in this way before so more observation is called for.