I have a little pair of Vortex Raptors 8.5x32 that seem to have a very good flat field of view, nothing rolls into view but comes across pretty flat.
My Nikon Monarch 7 8x42 (which are extremely bright even at night)
seem to have more of a rolling into view deal going on. Not nearly as bad as a pair of aculons I had, but still noticeable.
Do most roofs have this problem if they don't have field flattening eye pieces?
Im loving the Monarch 7's except for the softness/distortion on edges ( I see this more at night when viewing stars, stars start to get blurred pretty bad about from 70% on out of the field of view. I guess thats the trade off of having such a wide field of view.
How do the Viper HD's do in regard to a flat field of view and edge distortion? Does the image come across flat or sort of roll into view?
Im surprised at how well I like the cheap little Raptors for day time use.
My Nikon Monarch 7 8x42 (which are extremely bright even at night)
seem to have more of a rolling into view deal going on. Not nearly as bad as a pair of aculons I had, but still noticeable.
Do most roofs have this problem if they don't have field flattening eye pieces?
Im loving the Monarch 7's except for the softness/distortion on edges ( I see this more at night when viewing stars, stars start to get blurred pretty bad about from 70% on out of the field of view. I guess thats the trade off of having such a wide field of view.
How do the Viper HD's do in regard to a flat field of view and edge distortion? Does the image come across flat or sort of roll into view?
Im surprised at how well I like the cheap little Raptors for day time use.