Only those who have tried the Zeiss HT's can truly appreciate the ergonomics of just holding this pair of binos'... Truly a unique experience and one that when I look at my birding gear (scope, camera, lens and bino's)....stands out. At the end of a birding day, it is the HT that I do not want to put down.
So a question to ponder is...will the ergonomics of the Zeiss HT's transfer to other birding equipment in the foreseeable future? Will camera bodies come out that take into account the intangible aspect of 'the feel'....how the camera body fits to your hands etc... Will someone (Canon, Nikon, Olympus and others) begin to make a 400 or 600 lens with ergonomics involved?
Just a thought.....
So a question to ponder is...will the ergonomics of the Zeiss HT's transfer to other birding equipment in the foreseeable future? Will camera bodies come out that take into account the intangible aspect of 'the feel'....how the camera body fits to your hands etc... Will someone (Canon, Nikon, Olympus and others) begin to make a 400 or 600 lens with ergonomics involved?
Just a thought.....